Sentence examples for true begins from inspiring English sources

The editor, who soon discovers that everything Mr. Smith writes will come true, begins to suspect that his new hire is the Devil himself.

Olive oil is at its peak of flavor when pressed, and — melodramatic, but true — begins to deteriorate as soon as it is bottled.

"Too Good to Be True" begins with an epigraph from "The Crack-Up," the personal essay that F. Scott Fitzgerald published in Esquire in early 1936.

This latest revelation, if true, begins to paint a dramatic picture of the last moments in the cockpit.

The Scottish Parliament has, it is true, begun to grapple with the issues of exclusion, alienation and deprivation.

That doesn't sound sexy, but true management begins with honest measurement.

This was the true beginning of my adult life.

This week is the true beginning of the N.F.L.'s silly season.

Often regarded as the true beginning of quantum electrodynamics is his 1927 quantum theory of radiation.

2001: The true beginning of the 21st century arrived with no fanfare.

But a string of strange encounters marks the true beginning of Harada's breakdown.