Sentence examples for in a true world from inspiring English sources

His belief in a true world music led him to form outstanding bands, including the one appearing Tuesday.

The America's Cup will begin this summer with 15 teams from a record 12 countries sailing fast catamarans in a true World Series.

Included in a true world tournament would be teams from the United States, Canada, Mexico, Japan, Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic and Venezuela.

These are just a handful of the issues that will need to be adjudicated and resolved before we ever live in a true world of fully functioning autonomous cars and trucks.

But watching China hurl one object after another into orbit, one can't help but wonder if it says less about China's dynamism in technology than about the obstacles it faces in becoming a true world leader.

By the 1850's, the once-rural spot had become an emporium of commerce, manufacturing and global transportation -- in other words, a true world trade center.

In simpler language: "A true world culture will be formed only by various cultures preserving their own respective viewpoints, but simultaneously developing themselves through global mediation" (NKZ VII, pp. 452 3).

I slipped into a fantasy in which there would be a true world series, with the United States fielding a team against the likes of Japan, Cuba and the Dominican Republic.

To put it in traditional American terms, this is a true world series.

Professor Dame Wendy Hall, dean of the university's Faculty of Physical Sciences and Engineering said he was a "true world leader" in his field.

If worlds are concrete particulars ("I and all my surroundings"), as they are for David Lewis (1986), then we could say that a proposition is true at a world if the proposition is about the entities that are parts of that world and is true, and true in a world if true at a world and also part of that world.