Sentence examples for miss the true from inspiring English sources

Yet those who would burn "Babar" miss the true subject of the books.

As Weiss observed, "Any study of fascism which centers too narrowly on the fascists and Nazis alone may miss the true significance of right-wing extremism.

I think, though it's hard to tell, that he has now dropped that story, replacing it with a fairly amorphous assertion that simple models miss the true nature of risk.

There was a miracle at work, therefore, in San José, but to focus exclusively on good fortune is to perhaps miss the true and deeper significance of what happened.

Farmers and landowners will miss the "true blue countryman" (the headline of a supposedly harsh profile I wrote of Paterson which he told me was in fact "very fair").

(That's the problem with Walter's and Furtwängler's descriptions of the Sixth Symphony, and even the "Tragic" epithet: if you hear the piece thinking only of the implacable darkness with which it ends, you miss the true drama, which is that a completely different emotional outcome is possible until the final few minutes.

When the vulnerable child goes missing, the true terror begins.

Aside from wasting drugs and missing the true cause of fever, this approach also promotes drug resistance.

Others say that focusing too narrowly on the immediate financial and economic programs misses the true significance of the Obama administration's undertaking.

But he said officials had missed the true cause of the accident because they had focused on RTR's welding work early in their investigation.

Granted, this list makes the title seem redundant, but I do think calling it a financial crisis misses the true nature of that time.