It isn't just geekiness and computer wizardry (though now I say wizard, my thoughts chase inexorably to Daniel Radcliffe, possibly the truest embodiment of this entire trend. What would the 1950s have made of him, as a poster boy? Picture him opposite James Dean. They're like different species).
Stream-of-consciousness in the truest sense, reading her daily missives is like getting rosé drunk with your favorite aunt.
Cahill's great talent, if anything, has been to make himself inconspicuous; it's been a non-telegraphed talent in the truest sense of the word.
This is truest of Sindh, the second-largest province, which has been hit especially hard by the drought.
The proposed transatlantic and TPP deals have similar aims.The truest test of an RTA, however, is its trade impact.
The market is depicted as a mechanism in its truest form, not so much spitefully inhuman as routinely dehumanizing.
The two sides talked and talked and got nowhere.For many of his admirers around the world, the truest test of Mr Obama will not be whether he can make a breakthrough in the incorrigible Middle East, but whether a president who acknowledges the overwhelming danger of global warming can galvanise multilateral action on climate change.
It's a plea from John Podhoretz and Michael Medved to Republicans: stop the infighting, the primary challenges, the insistence on ideological purity, because "the truest beneficiary of the intra-Republican civil war will be the Democratic Party".
To ensure the dead are buried in accordance with Jewish law is chesed shel emet, the truest form of kindness.A few days ago, I visited the HFBA's Manhattan office where Ms Koplow showed me the original handwritten records of the association's early days.
He insists that the Supreme Court, aloof from the transient swirling of partisan politics, is ultimately the truest protector of the rights and liberties of those very groups that today denounce it.They, however, remain unconvinced.
Meanwhile Tony Blair went through a phase of carrying a Koran around with him, and arguing passionately that Islam in its truest self was an inspiration to peace and altruism.
