Sentence examples similar to true revised from inspiring English sources

That's not entirely true: she revised it later, but probably not very much.

And it's true that revised GDP numbers have shown that the 2007-2009 recession was even deeper than we thought.

It has all the earmarks, in other words, of a true story revised to have an easier-to-live-with ending, which is, of course, a television specialty.

1) Who am I? Don't think too much; just write something that seems right and true, then revise and refine over time.

This was also true for re-revision of revised primary TKA where both the femoral and tibial components were revised (Table 4).

Some coalition supporters in the City have even claimed the numbers just can't be true and will be revised upwards; but there is still a chance that these numbers will move down if the most recent revisions to GDP data are anything to go by.

If dreams come true, this is a revised version of the hardware that we'll see sometime in the future.

It is clear that Delmedigo here means to imply that the babblers are the sham Kabbalists, who have revised the true Kabbalah and reinterpreted it in the light of Neo-Platonic notions.

This is true also for the revised (Flemish) version.

The same is true if Mexico City revises its system of tariffs to better reflect the true cost of water.

This is particularly true if a policy was revised but the date of the revision was not included on the more recent policy.