| Visually and thematically, it is a stark, ruthless, and true-to-life movie about people living on the urban rural fringe of China today. |
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| Because the charm and prototypical, true-to-life character of Märklin models fascinates young and old. |
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| The actresses playing these true-to-life Gen Y losers are unusually privileged in real life. |
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| They pride themselves on Texan hospitality, and true-to-life cowboys and cowgirls running the show. |
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| Adoption of a comprehensive and true-to-life vision of the realities of the agricultural sector. |
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| One of the three people interviewed told us that she answered very frankly so her information would be as true-to-life as possible. |
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| Your VAIO will make multimedia entertainment more exciting with true-to-life intensity, vibrant colours and real depth. |
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| Vizix patented ink technology produces sharp text and true-to-life photos with precise ink drop placement. |
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| Penn's Milk is spot-on true-to-character in that he is Harvey Milk, a man whose defining characteristic was his true-to-life relatability. |
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| Originally made of mohair plush in true-to-life colours, they were often dressed in miniature clothing, as seen in this early 20th-century example. |
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| Prominence is not permissible if it is not justified by the editorial requirements of the programme, particularly the requirement of true-to-life representation. |
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| Using her analytical skills she sketches true-to-life situations in sharp-witted language. |
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| He writes true-to-life fiction about true crime. |
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| Both images are true-to-life portraits of a place. |
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| Other Leica-branded claims focus on more true-to-life colors…. |
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| In this regard, I would highlight the follow-up of the report after three years and the true-to-life assessment of the situation, the issue of controls in places of refuge and assistance to boats. |
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| What is attractive about these VR trainers is that not only is the race displayed on the monitor of your PC, but true-to-life environments are transmitted to the bike. |
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| The IE 7 are a pair of high-fidelity, noise-isolating ear-canal phones which deliver an audio reproduction that is balanced, precise and true-to-life. |
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| Schenker Blinds has a spacious showroom on the 3rd floor, where the entire product range of sun and weather protection products and controls is displayed in a true-to-life application. |
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| The inexhaustible economic growth scenario was already called into question from the 1970s onwards, triggering the demand to develop more comprehensive, adapted and true-to-life instruments of economic analysis. |
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| I sought them out and mapped out what a true-to-life 21st-century caper would look like at the most powerful bank in capitalism. |
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| Though this could easily be the elaborate set up for one of your dad's dinner-table knee-slappers, this is the true-to-life plot of a theatrical venture called Oh No, A Condo! |
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| John Ross's Wolfdance is a very funny, true-to-life observation of the fears, rituals and ruttish bravado of four men embarking on a night's drinking. |
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| But the series had a kind of true-to-life routineness, moments that consisted simply of two friends hanging out at the tidier one's apartment, sharing a bottle of wine and musing about the promise of work-life balance. |
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| The service delivers a broader range of audio frequencies, resulting in richer and more true-to-life sound with noticeably reduced background noise. |
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| During careful study of fossils from the Burgess Shale, they discovered the feeding appendages, mouth, and body of Anomalocaris in their bizarre but true-to-life positions. |
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| He lunched on grilled cheese in Toronto and sashimi in Tokyo and had the chance to stick his finger in a true-to-life Dutch dike in Almere, Holland. |
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