Sentence examples for far more true from inspiring English sources

They're far more true to life than really good people.

In the theatre, it rings far more true.

That statement is far more true now than it was then.

In a way far more true to the medium he's working in, Jarrold's visual flashes provide an organising visual style to replace the missing prose style.

I might be the person standing up in the leaders' debate but behind me are those 60,000 people and that's far more true of the Green party than other parties because our members decide our policy, decide our direction".

But in ways that are far more true than not, Guinan's came to stand for cherished values — family ties, friendship, community, authenticity, localism — seen as being in steady decline.

Discussing the shift, Maddon added that, anecdotally, there are far more true-pull left-handed hitters in the American League.

Ian McMillan's moving and angry article tells us far more about the true consequences of the current Thatcherite thinking than any of the amnesiac statements from government ministers.

And since in some cases Phillips is paying far more than the true market value, this could mean Phillips's sale could be a disaster.

Heroically, Croza balances her story on something far more hopeful and true: a child realizing that the act of making art is a way to preserve memories of home.

We can appreciate how mood swings and hyper highs are an overpowering part of bipolar disorder, but what lies at his core is far more irritating – his true self.