Sentence examples for true forms of from inspiring English sources

The "true forms of wealth," he says, are being blessed with a "ravishing environment," "vibrant health," "strong communal relationships" and "meaning in life and freedom to free time".

These tried and true forms of green generation have a high and stable "load factor"—the proportion of the notional capacity which is actually utilised.

Although many "mainstream" Christians do not consider Mormonism or the Jehovah's Witnesses to be true forms of Christianity, their persistent door-knocking means that members of both organizations are evangelicals par excellence.

The ultimate purpose of these tables was to order facts in such a way that the true causes of phenomena (the subject of physics) and the true "forms" of things (the subject of metaphysics the study of the nature of being) could be inductively established.

The true forms of caring are arts (technai) aiming at the good; the false, knacks aiming at pleasure (464b-465d).

It's unlikely, because these are true forms of mass entertainment.

These public resources could better be spent on transit, a true form of economic development.

It is his fix, he says, the only true form of job satisfaction.

"I think that Singapore was the true form of the Red Bull," Hamilton conceded.

Everythingsperfect wrote: To me the central message of the book is (p.21 in the Rees translation): "There is only one true form of wealth, that of human contact".

The secrecy and access, rather than the fame, is a true form of glamour, while what is often behind the lives of the famous is anything but glamorous.