Sentence examples for efforts true from inspiring English sources

Despite these efforts, true peace seems as distant as it did before the secret talks in Oslo were revealed to the world.

Despite being a major institutional and political motivator for the initial start-up of distance education efforts, true academic alliances have proven elusive and are the exception, not the rule.

Yet classical-music critics who want to see their field revitalized, who want to get performers and audiences into the habit of grappling with new music as they did in earlier eras, are typically inclined to acknowledge effort: true, the new orchestral piece was not that good, but it was not that bad, and at least the orchestra commissioned it and gave the composer a chance.

I recall honest efforts by true believers from Preston Tucker to William Lear (the Lear Jet), who tried to build a steam car.

Instead, Rodman is keeping it real, steadfast in his defense of Jong-Un, to whom he professed his love, while ratcheting up his efforts his true goals of long-term peace.

There are many challenges and problems in the world today that can also be met with great innovation and solution through collaborative efforts for true social change.

Texas is making an effort in true winner-picking style.

John Redwood's even more maniacal vision of an ultra-competitive Britain is part of this effort by true liberals to unfetter the creativity of the people by turning us all into entrepreneurs in a world of universal business.

Whitehead remarks that his concept of God has more richness than the Buddhist concept of nirvana and that his philosophy of religion could be viewed as an effort to "true up" the Buddhist idea (Johnson 1983, 8).

It was an honest effort, and true to everything I was doing at 17, 18.

Maybe the rumblings of this being a part of a more coordinated activist effort are true.