Sentence examples for true the most from inspiring English sources

True, the most gruesome cases seem to involve the least educated.

True, the most popular boy's name was the relatively secular Harry, with 7,168.

True, the most flamboyant styles may strike modern eyes as dotty, but the women who wore them seemed secure in the conviction that they were pushing fashion's frontiers.

That sweeping statement is true: the most common piano tuning, based on what is known as the equal-tempered scale, deliberately alters the pitch of some notes to improve the instrument's overall harmonics.

It's true: the most exciting element of Christmas used to be the "snow" beneath the tree, made of polystyrene packing material, which, I remember, thrillingly retained one's teeth marks when you bit in.

Although the process doesn't much resemble what you went through, one thing is still true: The most important result is a child who is healthy emotionally, mentally and physically.

What's true for the most spectacular athletes in the world is also true for their fans.

Which is probably true, for the most part.

That certainly is true of the most affordable homes.

That might still be true in the most basic sense.

The young marrieds encounter many obstacles to true happiness, the most pressing of which are romantic.