Sentence examples for if it is true to from inspiring English sources

Your June 27 articles "Transit by Pedal or Foot" and "Changing the Face of Real Estate Developments" both point out pros and cons of the use of the term "smart growth" -- good if it is true to its name regarding sustainability, bad if it is used in name only, to "sell" a development project that is contrary to issues of sustainability.

For it is absurd if of each subject its own negation is to be predicable, while the negation of something else which cannot be predicated of it is not to be predicable of it; for instance, if it is true to say of a man that he is not a man, evidently it is also true to say that he is either a trireme or not a trireme.

According to this argument, if it is true to say that time really passes, then it makes sense to ask how fast time passes.

If it were true to its ideas, the rejection of politics, the reduction of personality in video games, Gamergate, as a collective, would not exist.

But if it's true to the letter, that means Sayle's mum and dad were cheerleaders for murderous oppression.

"You'd bring a prop to Tom, Merryy says, "and he'd always want to know if it was true to life".

I always believe the old proverb "Don't Fuck About", and straightaway ask if it's true to say that Village People, through their many sloganeering lyrics, are out to liberate gays from mental repression by means of open celebration.

Monopoly wouldn't be better if it was true to the actual layout of Atlantic City.

Tormentor, who's also in Gaalhskagg, is old school so I figured he was the guy to ask if it's true to be veggie.

Now "Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter" takes the story in a whole other direction, treating the "Fargo" aspect of the story as if it were true to create something unexpectedly haunting.

Nevertheless, Hipparchus's insistence that a geometrical theory, if it is true, ought to work in detail marked a major step in Greek astronomy.