Sentence examples for true darling from inspiring English sources

True, Darling seems to have impressed his side rather more than Salmond did his.

Ohio University is the true darling, a No. 13 seed that followed a first-round shocker of No. 4 Michigan with a less-shocking second-round victory over South Florida to be the last real little guy still playing in this tournament.

Meanwhile, effects-heavy films like "Twister" and "Independence Day," below, were the true darlings of 1996.

He ignores the fact that those scientists willing to feed the false "scientists are exaggerating" narrative are the true darlings of the "balance" over "objectivity" school of news reporting -- a school of thought that Nate sadly seems to have subscribed to.

True, Darling-Hammond doesn't want to blow up America's schools the way acolytes of Klein and Rhee may.

Johnson is indicating, though, that he will argue for a Brexit – a move that would undoubtedly see him become the "true blue" darling of the wider Tory membership.

If that's true, then Darling questions why we have strong laws to protect some animals, but not others.

She became a true media darling with newspapers from Jamaica to New York publishing her photo.

After posting a commercial that includes wine throwing and a cutthroat attitude like no other, she became a true internet darling.

Photographers for the rag trade, well acquainted with unreality, are unflinchingly up to the moment, so their lying photographs are always true to you, darling, in their fashion.

For many mainstream greens, Branson seemed a dream come true: a media darling out to show the world that fossil fuel-intensive companies can lead the way to a green future, using profit as the most potent tool.