Sentence examples for true on that from inspiring English sources

A promise Mr. Rivera made three years earlier to the parole commissioners — "You'll never see me again" — came true on that 18th-floor terrace.

That means amnesty for illegal immigrants already here, increased quotas for temporary workers (with the possibility of graduation to full citizenship down the road), and stepped-up enforcement of all the laws on the books.Good news, if true, on that "strong and sensible national consensus".

Whatever the case, it seems reasonable to assume several things were true on that hot morning in July: the groundskeeper who shared the name Walker with Mary Walker Randolph was at the very least the grandson of slaves who had been owned by her grandparents.

And true, on that same point, he took two steps in and took a step back, doing a hokeypokey of sorts as Pete Sampras punched a return that left Rusedski out of position as he flailed at a passing shot that fell wide to end it.

According to Kant, when one knows something, one holds it to be true on grounds that are "subjectively and objectively" sufficient, whereas when one believes something, one holds it to be true on grounds that are subjectively but not objectively sufficient (A 822/B 822/B

"I think they saw the true Nathaniel on that tape," he said.

It is true that on that occasion, according to Plutarch, Cleopatra was "dressed only in a tunic", while Dio Cassius describes her as being "attired with a certain degree of negligence".

Because the triangles were separated along the horizontal axis, only this dimension was relevant for determining which triangle represented the true source on that trial.

It's probably true, on balance, that after much internal debate, Islamic thought from the Middle Ages onwards put more emphasis on divine revelation, while Christianity as it emerged in western Europe put more stress on reason.

He was mostly true to his word on that.

That's true on Surface Pro, that's high on Surface RT".