Sentence examples for it more true from inspiring English sources
For Modood, interculturalism helps multiculturalism to correct some of its weaknesses, making it more true to itself in the process, as non-essentialist and dialogue-oriented as its presumed opponent and itself a center-building rather than center-fleeing "multicultural nationalism".
The fact that the rumours persist around this doesn't make it more true; it just makes those who push the rumours persistent.
Being able to work with fellow artists and "write the words and lyrics that we like without feeling like the company was saying, 'Sing about Coca-Cola,' it made it more true to my core values," she said.
But now, as a mother raising two young daughters in "a strange epidemic of body image and body dysmorphia," she said articles like that "just add to all those younger girls, that are not in a place in their life where they can say, 'That doesn't reflect on me.' " "That makes it more true," she said.
Some of the best advice she ever received was from British singer Kate Nash: "She told me to say to myself every morning: 'I'm a badass bitch from hell and nobody can fuck with me.' Saying it out loud makes it more true than if you just told yourself it in your head.
From the front seat, Debbie is explaining that she and Chris will often switch the genders of the characters in Hannah's children's books to keep things more fluid, more equitable -- and as they like to see it, more true to life.
The more I let myself think it, the more true it seemed that those earrings were destined for me.
If it was true before the game when he said it, it is even more true after it.
In other words, just because something is repeated several times, we perceive it as more true, regardless of whether it is objectively true or not!
To me, it rings more true.
