Sentence examples for true version of from inspiring English sources

That seems to me a true version of psychology.

A novel within the novel gives the "true" version of Christ's encounter with Pilate.

At Sunday's service, several worshipers said that in their view Catholicism as it was practiced before Vatican II was the true version of the faith.

Sounes also tracked down the true version of many Bukowski stories — his arrest record, for instance — from information available in public documents.

Her response suggested that she managed to find an equally compelling, inspirational narrative from the sadder, presumably true, version of her father's history: "Thank God," she said.

He estimated that they ran a true version of it, similar to the Patriots' base defense, on about 10 percent of their defensive snaps.

True, versions of its signature measures to overhaul health care, energy policy and rein in financial markets, had been passed – but only after a dysfunctional Congress had virtually rewritten them, eliminating the savings and efficiencies they were meant to bring in.

Ms. Willis-Aarnio will revisit the 1934 version by the Russian choreographer Vasily Vainonen, which is a tried-and-true version of the 1892 production that made its debut in St .Petersburg, Russia, by the choreographer Petipa and the composer Tchaikovsky.

Listening to it, you feel you are meeting the truest version of the man.

Maybe all I mean is that I've never read a truer version of realism than this not particularly realistic novel.

The first edition frequently is the only one overseen by the author, thus presenting the truest version of his or her work.