Sentence examples for still true of from inspiring English sources

That's still true, of course.

(I wish this were still true of "Giselle").

True of Haiti 40 years ago, still true of too many places today.

That's still true of things like the import quota on sugar.

That's still true of most of the fish Mr. Arnold catches in the 200 days or so that he sets out to sea each year.

This is also still true of many cafes in Paris, but a good deal of them can also seem perfunctory, a social amenity like a post office.

In 1672, when Louis XIV prepared for the invasion of Holland, Frederick William, still true to his policy of supporting the weaker power, allied himself with the Dutch states-general.

This is still true for millions of people today.

"I'm still true to the cause of Howard Dean," Mr. Schmeltzer said.

(Schweitzer) ★ Marlboro Music (Friday through Sunday) This venerable festival celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, still true to the principles of its founders.

But, these days, is any of it still true to reality?