Sentence examples for should have true from inspiring English sources

The products should have "true child-resistant packaging," he said.

A true market economy should have true labor markets in which labor and business negotiate as peers.

Welcome to week seven of MLS, and owing to certain teams false-ing where they should have true-d last week, it's one of those weeks where rather than MASSIVE HEAD-TO-HEADS™, we're seeing a few games with teams on a roll against teams who have suddenly found themselves dipping.

And, in fact, they did both: their fictional future contains plenty of elements which came true, and plenty which are so delightful that they should have come true.

If anything, the opposite should have been true.

"Every sport should have a true champion like Grete, a woman with such dignity and humanity and modesty," said George Hirsch, the chairman of the New York Road Runners.

He guessed that I'd been paying more attention to him than he was to me, which definitely should have been true but probably wasn't.

And every time she said those things, and this should have held true for even what she did say last night, she needed to couple every "I" in the same breath as "Obama".

"I'm running because I believe the American people should have a true alternative," he told the students and a few townspeople who trickled in.

While these rationales should have been true for all students, there may have been differences regarding the nature of the two groups.

So the questions are these: Should a consumer protection agency have true independence — in effect, its own street address — as many Democrats believe it should, so that it has real power to act on its own?