Sentence examples for mark of true from inspiring English sources
That would be a mark of true leadership.
Of course, classical bonsai artists also create illusions of landscape; that's a mark of true mastery.
That is the mark of true greatness about this team, said Harry Perretta, the Villanova coach.
French diplomats tell their American friends that frank advice, not sycophantism, is the mark of true friendship.
With the CCTV headquarters, Koolhaas has decided that the mark of true sophistication for China is to look rough.
By the same token plenty of people know lots of facts without being creative, thoughtful, quick-witted, humorous and perceptive – the marks of true intelligence.
Where "new vintage" jeans are stylistically over the top, the distinguishing marks of true vintage jeans can require a discerning eye.
These, rather than fractious protests and dangerous inebriation, were the marks of true carnival and annually dominated the Lenten season throughout the 1830's, 40's and 50s.
Others are noticing that slides purporting to show the disposition of China's military lack the distinguishing marks of true classified information.
First, drawing on principles integral to his metaphysics, Leibniz insists that independence and unity are marks of true substances.
