Sentence examples for the true words from inspiring English sources

During this intimate conversation, which I had the opportunity to participate in, I saw clearly the true words that can best sum up my mother's life.

Together with a staff member of Turin's Primo Levi International Study Center, Irene Soave, he published an article entitled "The True Words of Levi" in the Italian newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore.

Here's a proposition: we stand a better chance of understanding something of ourselves and our wars if we tune out the politicians, for one day at least, and turn our attention to a certain kind of writer: namely, the man or woman who experiences war firsthand, then devotes heart and soul to finding correct words, the true words, for describing the reality of the thing.

This is to attune the practitioner to the inter-resonance of the basic elements underlying all phenomena, so that he may hear the "true words" being preached by Dainichi.

The "true words" (mantra) preached by Dainichi, as we have already seen, are equated with the dynamism of the cosmos itself, which includes our own mental and bodily experiences.

His newest album, Love For Real, is a collection of love songs filled with emotion and the true words of David Lyve.

"He's speaking the true word of God".

"But this can only serve to clarify and reaffirm our belief that the Bible is the true word of God".

Under Marcus Aurelius, one of Lucian's friends, Celsus, wrote the first serious criticism of Christianity, "The True Word," known through Origen's refutation of it in the 3rd century.

Rastas maintain that the King James Version is a corrupted account of the true word of God, since English slave owners promoted incorrect readings of the Bible in order to better control slaves.

To distinguish only two senses of scripture is to forget that Christ, the true Word, became incarnate in a threefold human nature.