Sentence examples for ultimately true from inspiring English sources

In principle, though, is reductionism ultimately true?

Ultimately, true reform can take place only when the hearts and minds of parents and school staff are won over.

It would have had a fight on its hands with Fargo, but ultimately True Detective would have had the edge.

At first, attempts were made to clear the emerging shanty town, but ultimately true to form, the Danish government allowed it to stand as a social experiment.

I was too shocked to make the reasoned rebuttal that I could easily manage today, and too innocent to realise that the man's chief objection stemmed from the threat that my (ultimately true) findings cast on his own work.

The pulsing, club-ready soundtrack, plentiful nudity and frenzied, sometimes pretentiously edited action sequences are clearly intended as bait to broaden the audience beyond Shakespeare buffs, but "Macbeth" is ultimately true to the horror and sadness of Shakespeare's vision.

This maxim might ultimately hold true for the internet.org project as well.

I've long suspected it is the quality that ultimately separates true genius from mere talent.

Ultimately, too, true system change will require the transformation of capitalism's master discipline, economics.

But history proves is those who say no to the status quo who ultimately gain true credibility and respect.

The problem with this approach is that it is ultimately not true to the ninth symphony, which lay at the heart of the programme.