Sentence examples for has kept true from inspiring English sources

CUNY has a broad mission to educate "the children of the whole people" and has kept true to the mission.

"We're living in this age of narrowing and reductionism," he said, "and Mike is one of the few who has kept true to the idea that there are many different questions you can ask about animal behavior".

So far AOL has kept true to its promise not to interfere with our editorial and there's no reason to suppose that will change under Huffington.

And I have kept true to that".

"She's kept true to the people who have kept true to her," agrees Kwasi Fordjour, creative coordinator.

They have kept true to that and, as well as rejecting the approach for Kagawa, they turned down a Tottenham offer for Javier Hernández and at least five approaches from different clubs for Nani.

He has kept the series honest, true to the lethal consequences of a mob boss's life, and refused to let audiences feel comfortable with Tony's career choice.

A pause to applaud the music, a fabulously tense banjo riff (not a phrase one often writes), but also to note the extent to which Milch has kept his drama true to the real life characters who populated the real life Deadwood.

Almost two decades after first receiving four stars, the restaurant has kept them by remaining true to its identity while adapting to changing times.

In the play's most quietly captivating scene, Joe opens his heart to Moody's girlfriend, Lorna (Yvonne Strahovski), on whom he has quickly developed an overwhelming crush, revealing the sensitivity that has kept him from being true to himself.

Penelope is indeed strong and true: she has kept the suitors at bay for a decade.