Sentence examples for try to make true from inspiring English sources

Try to make true friends.

Try to make true friends, not friends you are just trying to impress.

3. The point of 'herself ' is that the proposition Lois is trying to make true is one she would express with 'I'; see (Kaplan 1986, 276, n.5). 4. But not for physical depiction verbs, where Hamlet ellipsis is not meaning-preserving: if someone paints Mary imagining a unicorn, the unicorn figure may clearly be depicted as a figment of Mary's imagination.

I try to make that true of my films.

The cathedral has a chance to take Marx's taunt about religion being "the heart of a heartless world" and try to make it true, and valuable.

I know it's probably a childish dream, but I'm going to try to make it come true".

Please give me some advice for young photographers who try to make their dreams come true.

You're making £9,000 a year, may as well let me try to make my dreams come true".

"I decided to try to make my dream come true 50-50: infantry, but the winged one," he once said.

I try to make records in the true tradition of records instead of just, "Okay, this song will drive the record, let's make twelve bad versions of the single".

On the other hand an advantage of the backcasting format is that from an idealistic vision pragmatic steps are considered in order to (try to) make the dreams come true.