Sentence examples for true scope from inspiring English sources

Only then did the true scope of the crimes begin to emerge.

But it is worthwhile thinking about what the true scope of the present challenge is.

What was the true scope of his responsibilities in these years?

"The true scope of the employment problem will not be clear until the middle of this year," Mr. Kroeber said.

Our discoveries in Afghanistan confirmed our worst fears and showed us the true scope of the task ahead.

We need distant reading, Moretti argues, because its opposite, close reading, can't uncover the true scope and nature of literature.

So far, 101 bodies have been recovered, but the true scope of what happened remains hidden beneath massive rocks that rest where they fell.

"Acute kidney failure does happen pretty frequently" in athletes, Dr. Henrich said, but because most cases are not reported, the true scope of the problem is not known.

Japanese cuisine is revealing its true scope; regional specialties, obscure ingredients, unexpected influences and restaurant options, from street food to superdeluxe.

Instead of trying to educate the public concerning the importance of the war, the government had consistently attempted to hide the true scope of the war effort.

Bates also rebuked the agency for misrepresenting the true scope of a major collection program for the third time in three years.