Sentence examples for express true from inspiring English sources

It was a pattern unique to her but as classic as vaudeville: cry, laugh, express true joy.

Radiohead's twitchy, anxious melodies express true apprehension about the future: both where we're going and, more important, how we're going to get there.

"Compared to the traditional iteration of marquee clients, major deals and disputes, these express true personality in ways that are memorable".

Such a wff is therefore a proposition form in the sense explained above and hence is valid if and only if all its instances express true propositions.

("He's in a coma. He's hooked up to a respirator. He has a pulse. He has brain damage. Due to lack of... Extensive brain damage. Due to lack of... ......) The play is also about the failure of language to express true feelings.

True sentences (i.e., those sentences which express true propositions) refer to obtaining states of affairs, false ones to non-obtaining.

The company uses artificial intelligence techniques to try to distinguish between someone expressing true affection for a book as opposed to merely mentioning it.

Perhaps it's because he expects her to win, or perhaps, as Wallace wrote, the sport requires such an "ascetic focus" that Joyce is simply incapable of expressing true excitement outside of himself.

How, had they kept mothers much in mind, would the National's collaborators have gone ahead and quoted a London Road resident expressing, true to Blythe's research, and not untypically, her relief that the neighbourhood has improved?

But hermeneutic fictionalism indicates how we can do so without the sentences semantically expressing true propositions.

Of the four remaining, Bronfman alone has expressed true love for the assets, but he already sold them once.