Sentence examples for trying true from inspiring English sources

The problem with its Cartesian representation (a cube with each axis representing a base color) is that it is nonintuitive in the matter of the "next" or closest color when trying true images color comparisons.

It's a time for tried, true and tested.

Pie baking, happily, allows more room for variation than the other tried, true and perennially required dishes do.

"In prior years, we had the feeling that everyone was going to the tried, true, tested and rested," Tagliabue said.

It's tried, true and has worked for him this long, so he doesn't feel the need to switch up now," she said.

Some scents to try: true bergamot, sandalwood, chamomile and lavender.

Try true or false, fill in the blank or standard questions.

Then Bridge pointed out the tried, true and easiest way to avoid a speeding ticket: not speeding.

This value-added strategy may improve the cost-benefit ratios of tried, true and readily available clinical tests, without the development costs associated with an entirely new technology.

Like most tried and true wisdom, it's not true at all.

This method is tried and true.