Sentence examples for drawn true from inspiring English sources
The Cristo Rey experiment in Newark has drawn true believers from classroom to front office.
Their book, "The Geometry of Pasta," illustrated entirely in crisp black and white, with all pasta shapes drawn true to size, met Ms. Hildebrand's goal of designing a visually informative cookbook without any photographs.
His characters, drawn true to life if sometimes larger, tended toward the socially marginalized, perhaps no surprise for a man whose identity -- Ozark, somewhat rootless, a child of a broken home, gay at a time when it was taboo to be gay -- no doubt made him feel pushed to the margins of mainstream culture himself.
For instance if the randomly drawn true consensus residue at a position was "A" and the conservation level was.5, then we assigned.5 probability to "A" at that position.
In addition to alloying at interfaces, amorphization of nanosized Cu areas was observed after heavy wire drawing (true strain: η = 10.5) at some of the Cu Nb interfaces.
Ms. Crist said the festival draws true film aficionados, the kind who insist on seeing films on the big screen rather than on video.
Hollywood's portrayal of Iraq can be contrasted to a media whose credibility was severely tarnished by its inability to hold power to account on the road to war, and politicians whose lame attempts at inquiries into the conflict have still to draw true accountability into the mistakes made.
It's these offerings experts say increasingly draw true food lovers.
Lending the story an extra shiver is that the director, Benjamín Ávila, making his feature debut, has said that the movie isn't just drawn from true events, but also his life.
When I spoke to Andrea Braithwaite, a professor of communication and digital media studies at University of Ontario, about this, she suggested that perhaps women are drawn to true crime shows like Law & Order because they offer lessons and survival techniques.
"The public is drawn to true crime," he wrote in a piece for Time earlier this year, "because it triggers the most basic and powerful emotion in all of us —fear.
