Sentence examples for intensely true from inspiring English sources

Despite its shortcomings (it had little time for women) it was intensely true to the possibilities of television as a form.

What is true around the globe is more intensely true within the United States, where Balanchine lived and worked from 1934 on.

That's intensely true at California Olive Ranch, an upstart in the global olive oil industry.

That was intensely true during his time in Sierra Leone, where "nearly any soldier who got even a fair distance away from his regiment became a rebel.

Always truthful and intensely revealing of the true character of these women, I came away from it thinking that -- as a mature, somewhat worldly man -- I had a sudden insight into women I could have used much earlier in my life.

He drew and painted self-portraits throughout his life, many of them intensely intimate and unflinchingly true.

In a new ten-part series on BBC Radio 4 called A History of Delusions, University of Oxford clinical psychologist Daniel Freeman interviews people with delusions of all kinds, including Sophie, and discovers what the experience is like to feel something so intensely that isn't true.

"Sex and sexuality are universal themes common to us all, but the fact that most of the work in this exhibition was produced to satisfy intimate needs not intended to be seen by others makes it intensely powerful and, possibly, truer".

But that's true of any intensely serious work of art.

He is equally blunt about the present pope, whom he describes in the same sort of terms Acton used of Pius IX: "The rest of the church must live in structures of deceit because this one man is true to his intensely personal vision".

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