Sentence examples for true collections from inspiring English sources

There is a spirit that emanates from all true collections, no matter in what field or from what period.

True, collections might be larger if the use were not dependent upon a prior purchase by the user.

Devised like most true collections from somebody's crazy obsession, the Mütter dressed up good old ghoulish midway spectacle in the guise of civil service and medical instruction.

But again I would argue that these assemblages don't qualify as true collections, objects amassed not for the performance conveyed in the medium but rather for the thing itself: blue-and-white pottery because it is blue-and-white pottery; a rock or a leaf from every hike along the Appalachian Trail; every Barbie outfit, still in its original packaging.

Strange but true collection on San Marino's Via Salita della Rocca.

(A true collection of her film criticism, which she has published intermittently since the early 90s, would probably be more illuminating than this random selection).

Case 1 showcases books and bound manuscripts that provide clues about who owned them and how they were used, while Case 2 features the latest additions to our true crime collections.

This is especially true for collections -- choose your favorite three of Grandma's ceramic cats, don't feel like you must keep all 258 kitties just because she loved them.

(There won't be a true ultimate collection until Sony and Universal become part of the same entity).

True, any collection of 60 Picassos is worth looking at, and there's a handful of very strong works here.

Plans were drafted for what Jay anticipated would be "a dream come true": the collection would be moved to a building in downtown Los Angeles, which would also accommodate a museum and a small theatre where he would regularly perform, as would other artists who appealed to his sensibilities.