Sentence examples for the true form from inspiring English sources

"I think that Singapore was the true form of the Red Bull," Hamilton conceded.

The true form was employed particularly by German Romantic poets of the early 19th century.

This tolerance zone, unless otherwise stated, is taken to be equally disposed about the true form, and the tolerance value is equal to the diameter of circles whose centers lie on the true form.

The article explains how the change can arise; how the true form of the relationship may be deduced; and how good experimental design can avoid the difficulty.

Some Sunni leaders have claimed that Shiites deviate from the true form of Islam and represent a "threat to national security," according to Mr. Kamil.

Using his newly developed lenses, Lister was the first to determine the true form of the red blood cell in mammalian blood.

The "true forms of wealth," he says, are being blessed with a "ravishing environment," "vibrant health," "strong communal relationships" and "meaning in life and freedom to free time".

The true forms of caring are arts (technai) aiming at the good; the false, knacks aiming at pleasure (464b-465d).

For me, it was the truest form of theater.

Mass action by the people is the truest form of democracy, Philippines-style.

He argued, "What I do is the truest form of journalism there is.