Sentence examples for more truly represent from inspiring English sources

If I were built, our Congresspeople would more truly represent our interests, rather than the interests of corporate America.

Where Trump could go down in history as a one-off, an erratic showman who rose by pulling a few ideas from the anti-establishment populists, Wilders might more truly represent a rising global menace.

He adds that if it is true that 70% of MPs do not wish to leave the European Union, then they "have every right to feel they more truly represent the views and interests of the country".

It is much more likely that the mean/median glycemic values of the decile more truly represent the patients with retinopathy.

If you're more creative, try slightly round the shape to more truly represent the shape of cats' ears.

Jommelli, Dusek, Stamitz, Salieri, Hummel: these composers and others more truly represented the Classical style.

For the U.S. to respond this way would show a completely different aspect of the American people, likely an aspect that more truly represents our values.

As a result, we recommend that type 1 diabetes and LADA be viewed as part of a broad clinical spectrum that more truly represents autoimmune diabetes.

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.

Instead they want to see more startups that truly represent the Berlin spirit and benefit the local area.

The more accurate a system, or the language of the system, the more it truly represented reality, and the closer it literally became a reflection of reality.