Sentence examples for true content from inspiring English sources

And this is undeniably true: content creators are now desperate to find Joan Winstons.

But it's hard not to feel that all this form ultimately works against the book's true content.

Why, in "the true content of his message": in "his little pellets of poison", such as Žižek's notorious claim that Hitler was "not violent enough".

Each had no text, just attachments about the bill, leading Ms. Dockery to accuse state officials of "using code words in an effort to disguise the true content".

We need to make it easier for people to understand the true content of foods and let them make informed decisions.

Lions Gate, like other studios, say red-band trailers are an essential way of educating moviegoers about the true content of movies.

He felt as if he were physically repulsing the news of its true contents, the way one magnet repulses another.

Mr. Borden began experimenting with sterilized milk after a series of "swill milk" scandals that revealed the true contents of much of the milk then for sale in American cities: chalk powder, molasses and vermin.

Batches of Ikea's signature meatballs could now return to its shelves and in-store restaurants within days, relabelled to warn of the true contents and probably at a reduced price.

I will never reveal the box's true contents, except in the pages of this secret diary: it was a framed photo of me modelling swimwear in a JCPenney catalogue, on which I'd written my cell-phone number and the words "Please come to visit.

The explanation, in this sense, of our reliability is a straightforward consequence of the necessarily true contents of our intuitions and the psychological explanation for our having those particular intuitions (Pust 2004; Grundmann 2007, p. 84; but see Schechter 2010).