Sentence examples for true dimensions from inspiring English sources

The true dimensions of the problem are impossible to gauge.

Well, the players were not aware of the true dimensions of the disaster.

Reports of the true dimensions of the insurance problem are anecdotal and conflicting.

The problem is learning its true dimensions, and verifying its dismantlement.

A properly projected film represents "the true dimensions of Bergman's films," he added.

But my dissent in Draper gives, I think, the true dimensions of the problem.

For you is the imperfect the true dimension of writing? A. Yes.

What, among a cacophony of voices crying doom or complacency, is the true dimension of child abuse in Britain?

But on this occasion her warmth kept tipping over into sentimentality ("Oh, this unbearably beautiful moment," she seemed to keep saying), and her feet on point often arrived in positions that should be far tighter if they are to give true dimension to her dance.

Error was evaluated as the average difference between set and true dimension value (VT, PEEP, pressure support).

Like the show's very best guest voice performances, here Gaiman is called upon to lend true dimension to the episode".