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She is the truest, most precious girl and we love her infinitely.

'I want to serve the people in the truest sense, and not just for the namesake,' Waytha Moorthy added.

If versatility is the truest measure of intelligence, the Montblanc 1858 Pocket Watch Limited 100 gets top marks.

I particularly love the ones Lucy Torres Gomez created through her Truest line, a brand that gives back because every purchase helps an indigent family in Leyte.

I could trot out the stats showing his save-to-shots ratio is woeful, but stats don't tell the truest picture.

This charming mystery novel says those who are always around you make the truest kind of family.

A few choice words, which are in no way gratuitously thrown in, and some mature content gear Truest towards audiences in older grades.

That was an example of leadership, in the truest sense.

In its truest sense, if we achieve this collectively as a society, it would be a happy year for Bahrain.

He's a "He's a modern blues guitarist in the truest sense of the word and worthy of standing shoulder to shoulder with the best of the genre."

I WAS at the Titanic Hotel on Saturday night to pay tribute to a lad who I can only describe as the Truest of True Blues.

It's a solo release in the truest sense of the word: Ure wrote, performed, mixed and produced almost every track himself.

The award is being presented to Brian Hollis and Pauline Armistead by Middlesbrough and Teesside Philanthropic Foundation in memory of a man charity chairman Andy Preston described "a hero in the truest sense of the word".

Let's hope this marriage will be his truest and everlasting one!