Sentence examples for provide a true picture of from inspiring English sources

So, although this tournament will not provide a true picture of how Serena's game stacks up two months before the French Open, it might offer a hint of her interest in the game.

Yet the averages may not provide a true picture of how crowded a hospital may be: New York-Presbyterian, for example, had an average occupancy of 90percentt last year, but it rose to 102percentt on some days.

In his report Mr Albright is scathing about their efforts to withhold information.But his sharpest criticisms were aimed at the bank's accountants, for failing to provide a true picture of all BCCI's affiliates.

It would be very hard to provide a true picture of all that the city of Chicago has to offer in one page.

JP: Sir Ivan is saying that only civil servants, rather than campaigners and activists, can provide a true picture of the complexities ahead.

To suggest that MAUs provide a true picture of a business and its user base is at best naive, or at worst misleading.

We used videotaping that provided a true picture of otter nocturnal activity at marking sites and compared our findings with the number of fresh spraints the following morning.

A show like "Confessions" is more troubling because, in fact, it provides a true picture of the world in which we live.

Centuries after Galileo's book was banned, the physicist J. M. Jauch resurrected Salviati, Sagredo and Simplicio to discuss whether a new theory called quantum mechanics provided a true picture of an underlying reality or was just a convenient mathematical tool.

In his defense of Court TV's program "Confessions" (Op-Ed, Sept. 5), Henry Schleiff asserts that the program provides a true picture of the world we live in and that our world is both good and bad, and there is value in seeing both.

The good fit endows further analysis in providing a true picture of the adsorption process.