Sentence examples for real world true from inspiring English sources

It is important to realize that in conditional reasoning, and in all forms of deductive reasoning, the validity of an inference does not depend on whether the premises and the conclusion are actually (in the "real world") true or false.

In the real world, developing a true friendship takes time.

Whether or not that moral is true in the real world, it's alluringly true in the Susan Boyle Story.

He rather conveys his confidence that under certain conditions (which are not yet true in the real world), his deductions will be true, i.e. "that a certain hypothetical state of affairs under consideration … will occur" (Nuyts 2001: 21).

The word 'true' here refers not to the true value of some real individual in the real world, but rather the true values (without error) of each simulated variable in each simulated subject within ESPRESSO.

The eyes, some poet once said, are the windows of the soul, but those of us who live in the real world know that the true window of the soul is the refrigerator.

Colleges are joyful places charged with preparing students for "the real world" and all that true adulthood has to offer.

In the real world this is not true, thus, actual implementation of congestion pricing is just a proxy or second-best solution.

Further, the task captured many aspects of economic decisions in the real world: uncertainty about the true value of a prospect, sustained yield accruing from the investment, economic benefit determined collectively by current assets, and the need to trade-off exploration and exploitation.

Having the entire history of art on your computer screen makes it all the same size, but in the real world that's just not true Reuben's altarpiece is fifteen feet high!

An essential assumption in most algorithms in computational geometry is that the input data is precise which is not always true in real world problems.