Sentence examples for represented a true from inspiring English sources

Not everyone, however, was convinced that the Reform Acts represented a true change of course towards greater democracy.

A grand jury in New York City recently had to decide whether 👮 🔫 represented a true threat to police officers.

Jean-Marc Podvin, a top Sanofi executive, said the two-company model represented "a true dismantling and very far from Aventis's initial stand-alone project".

Sovaldi represented a true medical breakthrough relative to previous HCV treatments — much shorter duration of therapy, dramatically reduced side effects, and very often a cure.

And a few years ago it was possible to delude oneself into believing that this represented a true convergence of thought.

Besides Jews, Russian POW's and domestic dissidents, victims at the camp also represented a true European assortment such as Norwegian resistance fighters, French coal miners who attempted to strike despite German occupation and even British Army POW's.

THIS would represent a true upheaval.

Uber represents a true disruptive innovation.

This argument represents a true clash of ideas.

First, consensus forecasts rarely represent a true consensus.

For manufacturing companies this represents a true paradigm shift referred to as Industry 4.0.