Sentence examples for something more true from inspiring English sources

You have to trust your original instincts, even as you hope to make your way past them, to something more "true".

Laetitia Palluat de Besset, 35, has already done this, having left a budding business career in Paris at age 22 to join Heart's Home for "something more true in life".

Thursday's season six premiere took on a questionable gimmick – the parks department in London – and managed to evade American-in-UK jokes for something more true to the characters – a promising foundation for a new season (there is one Harry Potter joke, but that is never going to stop because it made all of the UK 15% more likable).

I wanted to change that with BRKFST, to present something more true to life on the human level.

By creating vulnerable and tender images and sounds of blackness, I believe that people will begin to see possibility for something more true of what blackness is.

The would-be profane sense of masturbation behind all the mechanics is what brings out of order something more true, more broiling with not only ambition, but jacked up color, infection, shit that makes you go "wow," not "oh".

Don't overdo it: men are not stupid, your prince will feel it and will go look for something more true-like.

But The Theory of Everything is trying for something more real, true and intimate in its study of the compromises made within a marriage with unique pressures.

There is also an imaginary "12th city" that was originally meant to be, as Mr. Hug put it, "a utopian metropolis inspired by the idea of Las Vegas as the New Jerusalem and the notion that the copy of something is more true than the original".

These books do what horror and science fiction do best: They talk about who we are as humans, how we deal with each other, and our psychology, through the horror genre, in order to get at something even more true.

Are there not some New Yorkers who have cast aside the liches to create something more enchanting and more true than any ideal?