Sentence examples for true therein from inspiring English sources
The phrase "true therein" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is accurate or valid within a specific context or document. Example: "The findings of the report are true therein, reflecting the actual conditions of the study."
And while this is often true, therein lies the real problem.
The negation ~ is variably referred to as strong negation, dual negation, or game-theoretical negation.[25] It works as one would expect: φ is false in M iff its negation ~φ is true therein (cf. Sandu 1993).
Well someone, somewhere, thinks it's hilarious -- and true, and therein lies the crux of the ambivalence surrounding political correctness.
At the hearing, to which Mr. Muset was not invited, Judge Marian R. Shelton asked Mrs. Muset one question about her petition: "Is everything therein true?" Mrs. Muset said it was.
Here the insistence is that the Public Service Company Law as construed and applied by the Supreme Court has deprived plaintiff in error of the right to be so heard; and this is true if the appeal therein specifically provided is the only clearly authorized proceeding where the commission's order may be challenged because confiscatory.
I disagree -- as does all the research I have ever seen on the topic, as will all the companies that actually do get what it means to be in the age of the customer/consumer -- if they love you, if they see you love them, they will give you a second and third chance, and therein lies true and enduring success.
Therein lies the true beauty of this nine-try defeat of a powerful but ultimately outclassed Fiji team.
Because therein lies the true test of the officer, the system and indeed the nation: how will you treat those who are helpless before you?
Since the end of Reconstruction, Texas had been a one-party state, like much of the South, and therein lay the true origins of the Democrats' internecine sniping, even though it was often portrayed as a clash of personalities.
And therein resides the true message of the "irrational" popular protests all around Europe: the protesters know very well what they don't know; they don't pretend to have fast and easy answers; but what their instinct is telling them is nonetheless true – that those in power also don't know it.
It is apparent in Christian claims that the concept of the human as "being-as-person" is the real seal of that human as "being-as-the-image-of-God," and therein lies the true nobility that distinguishes human beings from all other creatures.
