Sentence examples for truly constructed from inspiring English sources

There's a pleasing symmetry to this view of the universe, but if the cosmos is truly constructed this way, then the good side can never win, because good and evil will always be evenly matched.

Danny's story, combined with the collapse of his own marriage, causes Tom to wonder whether people are capable of change, whether the past can be transcended, whether individuals can truly construct second acts to their lives.

Reinach, in contrast, held that promising is a sui generis phenomenon that is not invented but rather discovered, as is seen in the contrast between promising and those elements of a code of law which truly are constructed, for example specific rules concerning primogeniture or the discharging of liens.

In the end, however, no man or boy can truly attain socially constructed mandatory hyper-masculinity.

She said: The only way to construct truly sustainable homes and cities is to connect them to nature.

Here, we show how deviations from scaling laws can be used to construct truly local measures of a city's organization and dynamics.

Construct validity concerns the degree to which an instrument truly measures the construct it claims to measure [ 12].

An important practical implication is that fewer assessments are needed to achieve a reliable score for a truly valid competency construct.

However, it is often difficult to construct truly novel predictions, predictions that are unbiased by what we already know about the real world.

Validity (convergent validity) is "the degree to which an instrument truly measures the construct it purports to measure" [ 24], i.e. the adapted conventional paper-and pen tests.

The productivity device is a truly lovely piece of hardware, constructed with the same sort of unibody design that has marked a number of the Chinese company's recent products, measuring 6.9 millimeters thick and weighing in at 1.41 pounds.