Sentence examples for true blueprint from inspiring English sources

So tender and at ease with each other, they should be a true blueprint for any duo with designs on a healthy relationship, working or otherwise.

A true blueprint is the exact opposite of a blueline.

Where other designers have tried (and failed) to diversify, Camilla has stayed true to her blueprint: her bright printed and bejewelled kaftans and swimming costumes are worn from Bondi to St Barts.

The blueprint for true change was set out by Robert Francis's report.

It is thanks to the principle of mutual recognition that the Union has achieved major successes, including the European arrest warrant, and all this is a blueprint for a true area of criminal justice.

It's true that the Indonesian government's blueprint for recovery has taken time to develop, but that has not hindered Mercy Corps.

Self-driving cars, scanners, blueprints, it's all coming true.

It was all a blueprint for trouble, and the outcome played true.

The story it tells is true and fearless and the case eventually became a blueprint for further exposés all over the world.

This is only partly true, for a handful of drawings here are clearly blueprints for sculptures.

True, public opinion has turned against the health reform blueprints that emerged after many months of haggling and horse-trading on Capitol Hill.