Sentence examples for given a true from inspiring English sources

But he was never given a true opportunity to develop in the Eastern Conference.

The police and the prosecutor had portrayed Cole as a thug; for the first time, Mallin was being given a true characterization.

"When a meter reader subsequently visited the property, we were given a true reading for his account and found there was a £1,000 balance outstanding.

Another reason Renoir had for making the film was that, with the exception of All Quiet On The Western Front, he felt no film he had seen had given a true picture of the men who did the fighting.

That people are not being given a true second chance has led a growing number of public defenders to become involved in reentry.

In Table 6, we show threshold values that give the smallest false positive rates given a true positive rate of 83.3% or greater.

It's so refreshing to see octopus given a true-Brit finish.

One class I attended recently, a centerpiece of the curriculum, was devoted entirely to the subject of etiquette during which children were given a true-false test with questions like: "The correct way to butter a roll or bread is to slice it with a knife and butter the entire roll/piece of bread and then bite into it".

After a 10-minute break once the activity was completed, the participants were hooked up to EEG equipment and given a true-or-false assessment based on what they read.

Betty Lichtenberg, an associate professor of mathematics education at the University of South Florida, in a 1972 study reported that when a group of prospective elementary school teachers were given a true-or-false test including the item "Zero is an even number", they found it to be a "tricky question", with about two thirds answering "False".

They hope that the model will give "a true illustration of our place in the universe".