Sentence examples for sticking true from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, Fey herself adapted the "Mean Girls" screenplay for the stage, so it's probably sticking true to the original.

But then one of the original conceits to the story was the idea of a boy-and-dog story, but flipping it and making the traditional "boy" the dinosaur and the "dog" this little human boy; and then sticking true to that, where the dinosaur has evolved to speak a language but the little animal, the human boy, has no language whatsoever.

What's most impressive is that through all the ups and downs, Electric Daisy Carnival has weathered the hardest part, kicking off in 2001 (right when things began to decline) and sticking true with a faithful audience and growing into the largest festival around--regardless of the music direction.

That has stuck true for over ten years now".

The former My Chemical Romance frontman has stuck true to his word on a record packed with 90s sounds.

The Maroons again stuck true to their mantra of loyalty above all else with Chris McQueen and Dave Taylor the only two players missing from last year's final game – and Taylor was dumped for returning veteran Matt Scott.

"I would be having conversations with those people, telling them: 'Every time you are in public anywhere, stick true to that set of behaviours we have designed.'.

"As long as you stick true to the story and don't mess with the identities and the characters and you strengthen them through musicality, I don't think you can really screw it up," Stewart says confidently.

Stick true to your gut, and major in what you think is right.

From Encore Beach club in Las Vegas, a pinnacle of hedonistic debauchery, to satellite events in Los Angeles and Chicago, the organization sticks true to the vacationy ethos of their tasty beverage.

From Encore Beach club in Las Vegas, a pinnacle of hedonistic debauchery, to satellite events in Los Angeles and Chicago, the organization sticks true to vacationy ethos of their tasty beverage.