Sentence examples for holding true throughout from inspiring English sources

"I guess he was a lot more powerful than people realized," joked Herbert D. Rosenbaum, a professor emeritus of political science at Hofstra University, noting that all of those social barometers were holding true throughout the region, if not much of the nation.

This held true throughout his life.

This holds true throughout the city.

Ms. Nagle said that sort of distinction holds true throughout the city.

But the size of the gender imbalance in New Hampshire was a shock, and it may hold true throughout the campaign.

But will that hold true throughout a crisis if the major source of reporting is from within a community under scrutiny?

The trend established for these two programs to, in ef fect, restore what was elim inated last year is expected to hold true throughout the bud get.

What Mr. Obama apparently sought in that single sentence — to lend support to the cause, without letting anyone believe he was calling for a legally binding right — held true throughout the televised interview.

Debates Over Gays and God While France is an extreme case, its drift from Christian institutions and disparity with the United States hold true throughout much of Europe, where faithful attendance at Christian services, be they Catholic, Protestant or Orthodox, is the province of a small minority of people.

And it appears that the same holds true throughout the web.

While this held true throughout the 90s (and perhaps even the early 2000s), it's more of a lingering notion at this point.