Sentence examples for true occasion from inspiring English sources

Everyone present knew this promised to be a true occasion and they felt lucky to be there.

Came to Aspasia's house, and took off two". The true occasion of the quarrel is not so easy to find out.

They were also trained with two pseudo-occasion setters, C and D, which were also visual cues reinforced 15 s after their offset, so that they had the same temporal relation with reinforcement as the true occasion setters; one was paired with sucrose and the other with oil (see Table 2).

Which would merely be funny if it weren't also proving true on occasion.

By dispensing with the necessity of asking for specific relief beyond that afforded by adjudication itself, it is true, the occasions for applying the policy through grounding decision upon failure to satisfy remedial limitations have been avoided.

It is also true that on occasion Japanese companies have dumped goods on the American market.

The longer closing line, in which the poem uncovers its true subject and occasion, introduces a mournful cadence.

THE film with the most Oscar nominations is always the Oscar champion at least, that's been true on every occasion bar one over the past 15 years.

The vocalization is typically polished, but there are lapses in the discipline essential to a cappella performance, notably in enunciation (on one occasion, "true zimplizity").

True, on this occasion we can't afford to take as long as some of these projects did, and we cannot wait for conflict to concentrate our minds.

Their headlong rush showed that, notwithstanding the country's maddeningly slow public services and legal proceedings, Italians can move quickly when the need arises.That was certainly true on this occasion.