Sentence examples for truest part from inspiring English sources
The truest part of the legend of Bonnie and Clyde was their affection for one another.
The truest part of Ali's writing is about the experience of exile, the pain of unbelonging.
He adds, "Writing and running and teaching is where he seemed to put the truest part of himself".
The truest part of the N.F.L. enterprise is what took place on the field Sunday night, and by extension what takes place every Sunday during the season.
I don't know who that crazy girl is saying those horrible things.' " She laughed and added: "It really probably is people getting to see the truest part, the part that usually only people close really hear or see.
Shame is our hidden essence; the ugliest part of a thing is its truest part; being decent or kind or liberal is a sign of self-suppression or weakness; cynicism is knowledge.
On the contrary, technology informs our truest parts.
Writers are generally fated to commit the truest parts of themselves to the page, whether they choose to own their work in public or not.
"He's a true part of what this city represents".
That's true, part of the conceptual underpinning of the experience.
"They are a true part of the fabric of American society".
