Sentence examples for making a true from inspiring English sources

Making a true hydrogen bomb is very difficult.

But making a true hydrogen bomb hundreds or even thousands of times more powerful requires a more complex method.

Unfortunately he's often his own worst enemy and he tends to let his raging, unbridled ego get in the way of making a true connection.

And it's that problem, I think, that will prevent unsimulated sex from making a true penetration into the mainstream - into films starring actors you've actually heard of.

By tracking a clip's motion and color cues for depth and distance calculations, a second set of images are constructed as seen from an offset angle as with a pair of human eyes, making a true stereoscopic video pair.

After working as a mechanic for various Manchester machine manufacturers, Whitworth went to London in 1825 and at Maudslay & Company devised a scraping technique for making a true plane surface.

Yet at 20, he had never made a true friend.

The drug makes a true difference where nothing else does.

Instead, he makes a true "portrait" of it.

This is a place where you can make a true career choice and grow with us.

Three days, of course, was nowhere near the time required to make a true assessment.