Nothing could be said more truly of Under the Volcano than this.
The setting is almost primeval - more truly of the 15th century than if it were thronged with people in pointy shoes and triangular hats, tinkling away on the lute.
She didn't have the lazy music that Hart could play so well, but she seemed more truly of the hollows and farms of their home; she spoke of the people there as if Morse must know them, too — as if she had no working conception of the reach of the world beyond.
Miserable maids have been bludgeoning their employers for years in the name of liberation, though perhaps more truly on behalf of the artists and intellectuals who have embraced them as symbols (or symptoms) of class and sexual revolt.
It is imperative that our newsrooms become more truly representative of the society we live in.
Indeed, they seem more relevant, in many ways, to our immediate concerns than the tragedies, and more truly indicative of Shakespeare's genius.
We are making a further commitment by taking steps to ensure that, ahead of 2017, the voting academy will, wherever possible, have equal male-female representation and at least 15% BAME participation, in line with national trends, as well as being more diverse with regard to age and regionality, so that it can be more truly representative of modern British music.
He said he wanted "at least 15% BAME participation [in the Brits voting academy], in line with national [population] trends, as well as being more diverse with regard to age and regionality, so that it can be more truly representative of modern British music".
Thus, it may be necessary to define in vitro conditions that are more truly reflective of the many environments where immune cells perform their functions.
One commentator has suggested that, "Perhaps one of the reasons underground comics have come to be considered legitimate art is due to the fact that the work of these artists more truly embodies what much of the public believes is true of newspaper strips — that they are written and drawn (i.e., authentically signed by) a single person".
The present series of patients more truly represented the practice of PRRT in our institution, where the tumour load in patients is highly variable, and so the contribution of the cross-dose to the bone marrow is variable as well.
