Sentence examples for have a true position from inspiring English sources
"In football, guys who don't have a true position they just call athletes," Telep said.
Oladipo may not have a true position quite yet, but neither did Russell Westbrook or Wade when they came out of school -- and make no mistake, the comparisons to both are real.
Thanks to the map, the artist wrote, "we have a true idea of our position, and not as the rest of the world wishes".
They have a true appreciation for what this brand represents and our position in the marketplace.
In essence, Microsoft had a true monopoly, abused its position and government intervention was the only immediate cure.
Even in discussing a subject of such immense importance as equity, he hardly discriminated between the legal and popular senses of the word, and from the small place that equity jurisprudence occupies in his arrangement, he would scarcely seem to have realized its true position in the law of England.
"Were we not so naive, we would long ago have recognised our true position: that we are sitting on top of fat piles of money which clever people on all sides are trying to transfer on to their piles," wrote the University of Michigan librarian Robert Houbeck in a trade journal in 1988.
Accepting that this harsh scenario is unlikely to come to pass in the short run, its proponents talk merrily of the long game, waiting for a generation or even two.These true-believing one-staters have a strong position in Hamas, and it is one that will likely get stronger if people like Mr Bennett call the Israeli tune.
This will have true positions obtained by AIS and the measured data with high fluctuations produced by radar.
