Sentence examples for taking true from inspiring English sources

Mysticism is dying, and taking true religion with it.

Or, by making maternity leave yet another victim of our always-on culture, does it send the message that taking true time off is only for the uncommitted?

Taking true cardiovascular risk as the reference standard, ROC curves were constructed in SPSS 14.0 for "clinically estimated", semi-complete data" and "minimum data" risk estimates, for a prioritising diabetic and hypertensive patients and for a strategy prioritising by age.

Reading it takes true commitment.

That takes true poise, awareness and raw throwing talent.

Stop addressing each other in deferential language and make way for the bold and wise to take true leadership.

Other than Keanu's "Whoa", the best line in the film belongs to Weaving: "It's the smell!" (3:14) – proof it takes true skill to overact.

He derived satisfaction from reading annual reports, but took true delight reading the improving report cards of youngsters he'd sent to school on scholarships.

But it's the climax of episode four that takes True Detective to another level, making it more than just a brilliant and brooding drama.

And her doctor has some skills, as it takes true talent to turn a pretty 23-year-old from Colorado into a 55-year-old matron from Beverly Hills.

To Cutter's credit, it takes true Joan of Arc-ian boldness to attempt this oft-told story in the first place, and the reader certainly recognizes intellectually, if not viscerally, Cutter's passion for her heroine.