remain true

Frequency: 6.812.0 per million words

To continue to be true over time.

trueVERB + true

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remain

Examples (10)

  • Despite the challenges, she vowed to remain true to her principles.
  • It's important for an artist to remain true to their unique vision.
  • Throughout his career, he has always strived to remain true to his humble beginnings.
  • Even when faced with temptation, they managed to remain true to their vows.
  • The band promised to remain true to their original sound, despite commercial pressures.
  • To remain true to yourself is the greatest form of integrity.
  • Will the company remain true to its ethical standards in a competitive market?
  • She hopes her children will remain true to the values she taught them.
  • He has always tried to remain true to his word, even when it's difficult.
  • The documentary aims to remain true to the historical facts, presenting an unbiased account.