Sentence examples for offering true from inspiring English sources
Lina Leandersson is extraordinary as the enigmatic Eli who comes to bullied Oskar's aid, smiting his tormentors and offering true friendship in a world of everyday suburban horror.
Similar cards offering true high-def video should be available for about $400 from Hauppauge and Pinnacle within a month or two.
Reding also talked up the opportunity for startups to "build strong and innovative businesses on the basis of offering true data protection".
That transition will take many forms, from turning corporate data centers themselves into one large virtualized computer to offering true compute, storage, and database services in the cloud.
Cloud-based applications, while offering true cost savings and revenue enhancing possibilities, have introduced a new set of integration complexities that legacy integration products were not built to support.
So instead of waiting, Fridays dollar activity should encourage Paulson to quickly announce a dollar/gold relationship that would insure currency stability while offering true stimulus to the U.S. economy.
The trick of Car2Go is offering a true feeling of dominion without any of the pains of true ownership, such as repairing the cars or filling them with gas.
Although – for my wife – there was only one area offering a true adrenaline fix (Kasprowy Wierch), here was an ideal opportunity to master the snowboard.
BOTTOM LINE Though the hotel is well appointed, some glitches and inconsistencies prevented the Seeko'o from offering a true four-star experience.
That patriotism was rooted in the success of the postwar republic and the success of its new legal framework offering a true separation of powers and legal guarantees of civil rights and liberties.
On Thursday, an opposition party, Liberal Russia, denounced the legislation, saying that rather than offering a true alternative to military service, the legislation would require conscientious objectors and others "to serve not in civilian institutions, but in civilian positions in military institutions, to live not in the civilian sector, but in military barracks".
