Sentence examples for true idea from inspiring English sources
And yes, it's a good and true idea.
In their place, he outlined "a true idea of a Dictionary".
Mr. Coltrane is not on the screen long enough to create any true idea of Falstaff's magnificence.
His first true idea of how desperate the night had been came at dawn, when his doze was interrupted by shouting.
Only the "new nation," as Aristides called the Christians, has a true idea of God, who creates all things through his Son and the Holy Spirit.
TRUTH True ideas, beliefs, and identities consistently embed multiple, often inconsistent, perspectives.
TRUTH True ideas, beliefs, and identities are internally consistent and coherent.
The function of rigorousness, Louis Althusser once said, is to distinguish between "true ideas and false ideas", between ideas that "serve the people" and ideas that serve its enemies.
The function of criticism, in his sense, is "a disinterested endeavour to learn and propagate the best that is known and thought in the world, and thus to establish a current of fresh and true ideas".
Then hopefully in the near future, perhaps this Congress, perhaps next Congress, the caucus can become a true ideas factory where we proffer good policy solutions for the environment, for rising sea levels, for climate change-related challenges.
