Sentence examples for free of true from inspiring English sources

Chock-full of evolutions, this year´s gala seems notably free of true revolutions.

Lower or higher specific activities of fusion proteins were often reported, but there are only rare descriptions of bifunctional enzymes that were superior over the free enzymes because of true synergistic and conformational effects (Adlakha et al. 2012; Hong et al. 2007; Riedel and Bronnenmeier 1998; Rizk et al. 2015).

Localization was performed by using real-time, breath-hold, and steady state free precession images of true anatomic axes of the heart.

The designer wanted to find how we could make clothes that were free of associations, yet true to the actors.

Analysts today don't expect the free-association process to take hold until well into the analysis; in fact, some regard the appearance of true free association as a signal to terminate the analysis.

Corporate cronyism and corporate welfare prevent the establishment of true free trade.

But in many countries, and for years, governments have frequently protected jobs at the expense of true free trade.

"The Way We Were," directed by Redford's longtime friend and associate Sydney Pollack, is a rumination on the injustice of the Hollywood blacklist: "The questionable nature of true free speech was a provocative notion, and I attached to that".

We less devout followers of the Church of Emacs settle for the most free platform in lieu of true freedom.

Considering that the docking score is only an approximate measure of true free energies of binding, both the IC50 values for inhibition of Na+/K+ ATPase and inhibition of cell migration by ouabain and analogs correlate reasonably well with the calculated binding energy (Supplementary Figure S5, Supporting Information) for analogs 2 and 3.

When Mayweather and De La Hoya fight, it's the only matchup of true free-agent stars in the sport's history.