Sentence examples for true line from inspiring English sources

Although you may consider creating a thin-lined design, the weight of the spray paint may hinder a true line.

The vast bulk of such things are not true line items in appropriations bills.

He was mocked for his Bronx accent and the way he said "Yondah lies da castle of my foddah da king" in a medieval swashbuckler, though in fact the true line was "Yondah lies de palace of my foddah de sheikh" in Son of Ali Baba (1952).

Eugene Goossen suggested in a 1967 article that O'Keeffe's work is in the true line of a native American aesthetic tradition, which was rudely interrupted by European influences as a result of the Armory Show, in 1913, but which reëmerged during the late nineteen-forties in the explosion of Abstract Expressionism.

If remapJobHelper returns true, remapJob also returns true (line 3).

The bottom pane shows the true line profile.

If it wants news organizations to rely less on anonymous sources, then it must open up true lines of communication with the press.

Berger simply allows each person to speak, drawing them in words the same way a good artist would, in spare, true lines.

His Psyche true! (lines 7 12, 21 23) The third stanza describes how Psyche, though a newer Goddess, is better than the other deities.

And yet Soli captures, in one of the most beautiful and true lines I've read all year, the endurance of the human spirit: "after so much had been taken, so much could still be received".

For this dataset, the level of recombination is moderate and the nodes in the largest clonal complex represent therefore true lines of descent.