trueness

IPA: trˈunʌs

Examples of "trueness" in Sentences

It would be no trueness to put it into Gaelic form.
'trueness' in the sense of 'truth' as proposed by me.
Tango you seem to assert the trueness of things that are false.
"I don't believe there's any but the one kind of trueness," said
"I don't believe there's any but the one kind of trueness," said Felicity.
In all trueness, I don't know who considers that the Diplo is not left wing.
But much of the show's allure is in the trueness it strikes on the periphery.
'trueness' -- 'trueness' being Dr. Pratt's present name for the character of as-ness in the true idea.
It's often said that a pound of muscle is harder than a pound of fat, but the trueness is a pound is a pound.
Long Island Merlot has achieved a very high standard of consistent trueness-to-type which, in my opinion, surpasses most of Bordeaux, dollar for dollar.
But at the same time, these assumed distances have another function whereby they are deployed as some sort of supportive argument for the "trueness" of the heliocentric hypothesis.
Races and reputed species agree in some respects, although differing from causes which, we have seen, we can in some degree understand, in the fertility and "trueness" of their offspring.