Sentence examples for true proportions from inspiring English sources

I felt that for the first time I was able to grasp what King accomplished in its true proportions.

The reality is that Africa is a vast, complex and complicated place that has been so reduced in the global imagination that most people have no real idea of its true proportions any more.

A drive down Najran's main street conveys some of this: it is lined with government-built Sunni mosques, even though Ismailis are the majority of the town's 500,000 people (the Saudi census does not include sects, so it is impossible to know the true proportions).

Wrong-sized accessories, including too-long, too-thin or too-fat ties, can distort the true proportions of your body.

"The parts, therefore, in true proportions, must be so related, and adjusted to one another, as they may best conspire to the use and operation of the whole" (Berkeley 1732, 174 75, see Carritt 1931, 76).

These two Beta distributions were used to assess the uncertainty about true proportions of sites as well as promoters.

The true proportion may well be smaller by an order of magnitude or more".

But Arun Pannalal, of the Chhattisgarh Christian Forum, reckons the true proportion may be twice that.

Inspir'd by thee, / The jarring Seeds of Matter did agree, / Thou didst the scatter'd Atoms bind, / Which, by thy Laws of true proportion join'd, / Made up of various Parts one perfect Harmony".

Consequently, the true proportion of type 2 beneficiaries may be much smaller than predicted.

The derived relationship then allows one to infer from observed yield patterns the true proportion of yield variability explained by soil and management.