Sentence examples for true object from inspiring English sources

What is the true object of Don Quixote's quest?

"This obstruction is what passion really wants – its true object".

The true object of Philby's allegiance then becomes irrelevant.

That Toto should be the film's one true object of love has always rankled.

The celebrity, like the priest, was the true object of pity.

We examined the phenomenon of decoys and false objects, and realized that the true object surrounded by false objects is more difficult to discern than the true object standing foolishly alone.

You had the touching impression that the conductor was the true object of their outpourings of love.

"The true object of all human life is to play," he wrote in 1908's All Things Considered.

He means, in effect: "Secularists have made a false idol of the earth, whereas God is the only true object of worship".

But the true object of Alain's desire is one of his clients, Marc Vincent Martinezz), a convicted murderer with a thuggishly handsome mug who faces life in prison.

Yet the true object of the ire of the education secretary and any other frustrated interventionist ought to be David Cameron.