Sentence examples for losing the true from inspiring English sources

We may have come to accept the fact we're losing our brick and mortar record stores, but if these promoters are forced into extinction as well, we will also be losing the true spirit of independent music.

Therefore, the best e-value thresholds provide a good balance between losing the true TFs and predicting more non-factors.

If you want to fit in with a certain crowd, impress people or draw attention to yourself, you're only lying to yourself, and you may end up losing the true you forever.

But you also lose the true keeper of your memories, your triumphs, your losses.

By equivocating about torture, the United States loses the true basis of our power: our identity and sense of selves as the good guys.

Four years ago, he lost the true love of his life, Viviane Eisenberg, the former Viviane Tubiana, past prima donna of Le Theatre National de L'Opera Comique.

In the age of emails, texts and Tweets, we may have lost the true meaning of the love letter, but will anything ever capture that feeling of love better than a song?

For years, people have been complaining that we've lost the "true meaning of Christmas" in its commercialisation: the early advertising, the November street decorations, the blaze of high-street greed.

And though there was clearly admiration here, the younger generation, which paints on rooftops, trucks and walls inside subway tunnels, was skeptical about the nature of the event, arguing that even the pioneers had lost the true spirit of the genre.

Surely in that case you "lose the true", which is just to say that you have made an error.

Dormand was appointed as one of the tellers to count the vote, but both he and his Conservative opposite number miscounted and lost the true count.