Sentence examples for get at the true from inspiring English sources

To get at the true intent of a statement, Ms. Pang developed software that looks at several different filters, including polarity (is the statement positive or negative?), intensity (what is the degree of emotion being expressed?) and subjectivity (how partial or impartial is the source?).

At issue is an attempt to re-create the original process of creation: not in order to reach the psychological state or content of the author, but to get at the true and only meaning of the text.

Plus, two other senators have taken action to get at the true scope of the suicide problem.

But according to the Russian state-funded television network RT, the ministry offered to support an international inquiry to get at the true facts.

Ironically however, perhaps this piece of visual hyperbole actually does manage to get at the true story here -- how, in his life, and even more so, in his death, Zarqawi served as the ultimate poster child for the Administration's war on terror.

Smooth -- who in addition to hosting a long-running hip-hop show on New York's WBAI radio station also video blogs about issues of race and culture for Fusion -- took the position that a campaign like "Race Together" fails to get at the true, systemic problems of white supremacy in America.

Getting at the true costs is difficult though.

Olivier Nduhungirehe, a senior Rwandan diplomat at the country's UN mission, said the United Nations experts had been "allowed to pursue a political agenda that has nothing to do with getting at the true causes of conflict in the eastern DRC".

Getting at the true risk of laryngeal cancer (if any) that is associated with wood dust is complicated by the heterogeneity of the exposure across studies.

Such concerns get at the heart of true family and community development, which is what Kwanzaa is all about.

This article will show you how to get at the "heart" of a word, the true meaning, rather than just more synonyms, by looking up the etymology[2] of the word.