Sentence examples for true sun from inspiring English sources

As boss of Georgia's Communist Party in the 1970s, he showed slavish devotion to the Soviet leadership ("For us, the true sun rose not in the east but in the north, in Russia the sun of Lenin's ideas," he averred at one party congress).

A sun dog, a frequent atmospheric optical phenomenon, is a bright "spot" beside the true sun.

The king's interpretation of the phenomenon, however, was that no significant change was presaged, as the "six or eight sun dogs on a circle around the true sun, have apparently disappeared, and the true natural sun has remained itself".

In common with a true sun compass, time-dependent landmarks would be expected to provide deviated guidance under clock shift, but they would presumably be compromised by guidance information coming from the time-invariant features of the landscape.

The point we wish to make then is that a true sun compass need not be fully time-compensated to be useful, and that deviation under clock shift is not necessarily sufficient to demonstrate that the underlying mechanism is fully time-compensated.

True the sun did pound down mercilessly most days, and we did run into a serious storm on the other.

It's true that "Sun" is more sonically perky than her previous record, "Jukebox," from 2008, but that doesn't mean that it is about, or tries to project, optimism.

Has left, like a friend that is true in the sun, And false in the shadows.

For example, provided it is true that the sun is made of gas and also true that elephants have four legs, then the truth-functional conditional "If elephants have four legs, then the sun is made of gas" is also true.

In fact, said NASA heliophysicist Lika Guhathakurta, it's true that the sun is currently in an active phase of its cycle, meaning electromagnetic energy has picked up.

In the ancient city of Ur, in Mesopotamia (modern Iraq), the first true arch of sun-baked brick was made about 4000 bc.