Dodatkowe przykłady dopasowywane są do haseł w zautomatyzowany sposób - nie gwarantujemy ich poprawności.
He is determined to spread the true word of Xant.
Those may have been the truest words spoken on Monday.
Perhaps the truest word he says is: "I want to become a man!
These may be the truest words written in years.
And that is the truest word that can be said about the affair.
"Some believe, as you say, that over the time since we were protected and given our name, maybe the true words have been lost, or confused.
For it was their job to convey to the followers the true word of their deities.
"You and I have had our differences, but you have said the true word to-night."
To hear the sound of that bold, enchanted voice was to know the power of the True Word.
"But this can only serve to clarify and reaffirm our belief that the Bible is the true word of God."
Speak the true words of the white chieftainess, lest I should find them out otherwise, and give you to the slayers."
But if you take them to heart, and believe them to be the true word, so to speak, then you create dogma."
The truest words are spoken not in jest but rather after one too many bourbon sours.
I believe, forsooth, that it had pleased my Leader, with so contented look be listened ever to the sound of the true words uttered.
"Indeed the Enlightener teaches the true Word of the Lifemaker!"
Fate was the true word.
The true word is justice."
They made spells with it, with the skill of their hands, with false tongues speaking the true words.
The truest words I read about him over these past 20 months came in something I happened across just the other day, right before the voting.
'It's the truest word that ever was spoke,' said Mrs Dilber.
It served a double purpose; anyone who listened closely could hear the old words, the true words, being sung by the bolder spirits present.
They seemed to me hollow people, gaunt-eyed and empty; like their lords, they were starving for the True Word.
"Thereare no neutrals, only the People of the True Word and the heretics."
The protectorate might survive without them; the People of the True Word and Flesh, however, would not.
Those leaders insist that their only crime is following the true word of God - they see the church's capitulation on polygamy as a blasphemous mistake.
Idiomy
