Sentence examples for instance of true from inspiring English sources

The first instance of true Gorno was perhaps 1970's Sex Psycho, directed by Walt Davis.

Many (and maybe most) major bank crises are essentially liquidity crises, rather than instances of true insolvency (even Lehman can be debated in this regard).

And it is interesting to see that the clearest instances of true nostalgia — a longing for a lost past — are found in work by the show's youngest artists, who were barely school age when the Soviet era ended.

It countenances instances of true disjunctions neither of whose disjuncts is true.

Counterfactuals about particulars are understood to be true if the corresponding indicative conditionals are instances of true nomological generalizations.

Most relevant of all, perhaps, the instances of true keyboard failure do seem to be relatively rare in the overall context of the Apple user base.

There are some very isolated and some very few instances of true police corruption and brutality in the US police forces.

Here's a little piece of trivia: "Garth and Kat "is one of the few instances of true improv to ever be on SNL.

While there are certainly many genuine instances of true monogamous love and commitment, the idea that somehow that relationship model exists hierarchically above all others is an illusion, and LGBTs certainly gain nothing tangible socially or politically by upholding, defending and preserving it.

This approach has the advantage that the outbreaks are inherently realistic, since they are instances of true outbreaks.

Lobbying of city authorities by FSWs in Cape Town, South Africa, for a cleaner work environment [ 41] was the only instance identified of true community-led advocacy, and we found no documented attempts by service providers or FSW groups themselves at major interaction with the police.