Sentence examples for true aspects from inspiring English sources
At a philosophical – epistemological – level, they regard the large-scale reality of classical physics as a kind of illusion, an approximation that emerges from the more "true" aspects of the quantum world operating at an extremely small scale.
"The Fukushima disaster has cast a brighter light on the true aspects of post-accident conditions, such as land contamination," said Allison M. Macfarlane, who took over as the commission's chairwoman in July.
We must effectively portray the true aspects of our industries so that the next generation will be successful in taking us through the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Johnston's mother stated that the film had changed many true aspects of the eruption, and depicted her son as "a rebel" with "a history of disciplinary trouble".
It leaves out many terrors that we know to exist; but, on the whole, it reveals war in its true aspect – as a grimly destructive and infernal thing.
I'm not sure why more people aren't skeptical of a huge corporation giving stuff away; there's a "too good to be true" aspect to it.
From the shape analysis of circularity and aspect ratio using ImageJ software, the triadic relationship between the true aspect ratio, C I, and ARI could be obtained (Table 2).
Attempts so extravagant as these to disfigure, or it might rather be said, to metamorphose the object, render it necessary to take an accurate view of its real nature and form; in order as well to ascertain its true aspect and genuine appearance, as to unmask the disingenuity and expose the fallacy of the counterfeit resemblances which have been so insidiously as well as industriously propagated.
In this way I believe in Zeus, as a human intuition of a true aspect of the Divine.
I believe in Zeus in the same way that Parmenides, Pythagoras, Plato, Heraclitus, and later, Plotinus, did -- as a poetic vision of a true aspect of the Divine.
I wanted to bring back the true aspect of what a house is suppose to be (family, support, unity, compassion, loyalty, etc...) and to bring back what's missing in the scene.
