Sentence examples for true encounters from inspiring English sources

A gowned female figure floats on the brick facade in Lisa Yorio's "Walking With Ghosts: True Encounters of the Paranormal," and an orb hovers on the red-carpeted stairs in Corinne May Botz's "Haunted Houses".

In the Gospels, his interchanges with persons are true encounters.

While these initial demonstrations suggest that RTMUS may be practical whenever an ultrasound can access the Internet, experience in true clinical encounters is limited.

The same was true for encounters due to chronic conditions.

This self-negation creates the space in which true intercultural encounter can take place.

This is a true historical encounter.

The Jewish personalist philosopher, Martin Buber, made popular a grammatical dynamic of true spiritual encounter.

Then, frightened by the experience, but filled with joy at the possibility that it may actually all be true, they encountered Jesus himself.

Perhaps it's the fact that the story was inspired by true events encountered by Tahir during her time at The Washington Post that gives her novel such a feel of authenticity and immediacy.

Consequently any study that solely uses the Mallampati classification to determine difficulty will have a very low incidence of true difficulty encountered at endotracheal intubation.

This was tellingly true of his encounters with the Royal Family in Britain.