Sentence examples for it remained true from inspiring English sources

It remained true to its "learn on the cheap" mantra by turning down a request from a U.S. retailer to "test" by installing machines in 100 stores.

It remained true to its motto, focusing on children and adults with varied content featuring photographs and illustrations of weekly current events, stories, poems and reports, jokes, and informative advertisements.

It remained true to its original traditional and religious point of view, confined itself within the limits of the Islamic revelation, and assumed that these limits as it understood them were identical with the limits of truth.

But it remained true that in curatorial, let alone directorial, terms, he had no experience whatever.

That was true when I was a graduate student in the early 1980s, and it remained true until — and even after — his retirement a few years ago.

Although he now worked with material so minute that it was invisible to the unaided eye, it remained true that the invisible was made visible by his lens.

Should it remain true to its origins in rural France, or should it build a truly international business?The bank seems to have made up its mind.

"Does it remain true today?" Ms. Roberts asked.

Although the show has changed over the decades, it has remained true to it's New York City setting, having broken ground in 1969 for choosing an urban environment for a children's program.

It has remained true to its roots, but increasingly is host to an exceptional crop of early-20th-century American paintings, a new, burgeoning area for art fairs; the supply and quality is good, and prices have not yet skyrocketed.

Put another way, New Belgium continues to thrive today precisely because it has remained true to its innovative and groundbreaking roots.