Sentence examples for true of such from inspiring English sources

That may be true of such things as skydiving or buying a couture dress.

Technical limitations and the demand for a quantity of certain necessary objects are conducive to simplification; the reverse may be true of such an object as the bridal bedspread, for which custom dictates extreme elaboration.

The same is true of such texts as Godfrey of Viterbo's Mirror of Kings, Helinand of Froidmont's On the Government of Princes, and Gerald of Wales's Book on the Education of a Prince, all written between about 1180 and 1220.

Generally, when directors claim this, it is a transparent ploy to shift the back-catalogue DVDs, but this surely can't be true of such a distinguished film-maker, and there is some dramatic interest in linking fictional Faust with three historical figures, each pondering power, destiny, heaven and hell.

Then, sentence (7), as used by English speakers in the actual world, would arguably be true of such a possible world just in case Plato was (in that possible world) fond of dogs!

The possibility of this hypothesis is also challenged, but all that is necessary for a zombie to be possible is that all and only the things that the physical sciences say about the body be true of such a creature.

Mathematical Platonism, formally defined, is the view that (a) there exist abstract objects—objects that are wholly nonspatiotemporal, nonphysical, and nonmental and (b) there are true mathematical sentences that provide true descriptions of such objects.

Future work should include the use of virtual phantoms where the true activity distribution is known followed by imaging simulation and application of VBDM to estimate true accuracy of such methods in patients.

He acquired a good idea of the true value of such a concession through his experience.

Bringing nature back, or building pretty gardens and playgrounds, ignores the true nature of such places.

Understanding the true nature of such infinite decimals lies at the heart of analysis.