Sentence examples for true daughter from inspiring English sources

ELIZABETH is a true daughter of her time.

Hollande, clever, agile and humorous, has long posed as the political heir to Delors — the spiritual son against the true daughter.

She was a true Daughter of Alice, with the wide-eyed, militant innocence of the Salvation Army girl in "Guys and Dolls".

Maeve was born 37 weeks later: conceived along with the Irish state you might say, she was a true daughter of the Rising.

And again: "She is the queen of precocious and brilliant children, Emersonian in temper, most exquisitely organized, with intellectual sight of unsurpassed sharpness and infinite reach, a true daughter of Mnemosyne".

The story is unwrapped like a birthday present, layer upon layer of tissue-thin revelation peeling away; we learn that one of the women is pregnant, that another is not the true daughter of her parent, and, above all, that a healthy proportion of the eight are nourishing a furtive lust for one or more of the others.

True daughters of Britannia like the Brontës, George Eliot — even Woolf — were raised to believe that their greatest worldly leverage, their route to influence in art, politics, or any public arena, resided in abstention.

After he has banished his youngest (and truest) daughter from England, his oldest daughters -- Goneril Arwenn Anderson and Regann (El Beh) -- waste no time trivializing his importance, downgrading his retinue, and stripping their father of his royal stature.

But it's true, my daughter is dead".

And it's true, my daughter didn't fail any more math tests that year.

My kids love their camps (true, my daughter hasn't yet been to her camp, but she tells me she will love it and I believe her).