Sentence examples for true backgrounds from inspiring English sources

To be accepted as "creative", it is enough to work for the media; so like Russian aristocrats posing as peasants after the revolution, bankers seeking membership of Soho House conceal their true backgrounds by claiming to be photographers or to produce plays.

At the same time, much of Mr. Stanford's true background appears elusive.

This prevents any investigation of the true background of those who his client claims are international blackmailers.

The playwright Tim Slover thought that the true background tale of this iconic oratorio might make a nifty play.

A former teacher described her as a "mixed-up kid" and a "tough nut to crack", who was emotional about not knowing her true background.

"[I] believe that steps were taken at the highest level to cover up the true background of the disappearances," he wrote.

For a long time, he concealed his "true background" from his wife, and now wonders whether the failure of his marriage had to do with "revealing the secret of my origins, or simply the decline of love".

At the end of the story called "Self-Defense," upon realizing the true background of a man he has recently helped release into the world, this defense lawyer lets loose a single muted expression of disgust, directed not so much at his client as at himself.

"But the actual legislation under review is minimal and meaningless!" It's true: background checks and a bit more enforcement of laws on straw purchases is hardly enough — but (once again) they need to be supported not just as symbols but also because we have learned that any impediment to violence, however low, is better than none at all, and small ones can be surprisingly potent.

Let Ω∗ and Γ∗ denote the true object region and true background region, respectively.

This situation produces a ghost because the true background data was always unavailable.