Sentence examples for the truest sort from inspiring English sources
When you have your kids, you will have a love that you've never before experienced, and never could have experienced, and that will be the truest sort of freedom.
They quickly noted he was offering a hypothetical, which is true — sort of.
The cheery maxim in Huxley's superficial paradise, which holds that "everybody belongs to everyone else," is tested in "A Good Old Fashioned Orgy" and found to be true, sort of, vaguely, not really.
That's true, sort of – you do need to interact with someone in person to really evaluate a connection or a physical attraction.
"Everything is here is sort of true, sort of fake.
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To underline its origins, the brand name is pronounced "TRUE-via," with an emphasis on the "True," and rhyming (sort of) with "Groovier" or "Effluvia".
The MC4 method estimates the true number of sorting paths to be nearly seven orders of magnitude larger (about 10116.54).
To further verify that our method correctly estimates the true number of sorting paths, we constructed a permutation wherein all inversions commute.
