And wrote inside, 'From a true friend,' like the first.
You are my true friend, I know, if I have any in the world.
The expression in Graydon's dark blue eyes was always the same when he greeted her, and recalled the line: "Kinder than Love is my true friend.
Indeed Mr. Thurloe hath played his part gallantly and like a true friend, for which I shall love him as long as I live.
My intentions are to go presently, after my resignation, to the Spa; but wheresoever I am, you have a true friend of me.
The book is destined to become a true friend of our boys.
This boys' true friend gave a low whistle as he read Stockley's acknowledgment.
If he takes the larger half, part from him, for he will be no true friend to you; but if he takes the smaller half, regard him as your brother, and share everything that you have with him.
When he continued his journey again, he thought: "Ah, if God would only send me a true friend, so that I should not have to travel alone!
The youth joined him, and everything passed as before, except that this time the youth took the smaller half of the apple, and the prince rejoiced that he had found a true friend.
You are no true friend," thought the prince; and to get rid of him, he pretended to be ill, and obliged to remain there.
I thank you, madame, and from this hour you will find in me a true friend, a well-meaning brother, ever ready to serve you.
I will be a grateful daughter and a true friend, and I will compel you to show the same respect to my father and friends that I will show to yours.
I didn't mean to tell you all this, but now, if you want to be a true friend, just go away and forget me.
A true friend is an atmosphere Warm with all inspirations dear, Wherein we breathe the large free breath Of life that hath no taint of death.
The presence of a true friend for a day, a night, a week, lifts one out of himself, links him with new purposes, and immerses him in new joys.
You have been what you promised--a true friend, nothing more.
I have no true friend in the wide world that I can trust, and I would like to believe that your regard, like this burr, is opening toward me.
Suppose a true friend wished to steal a kiss in your unconsciousness.
I mean to be a true friend to Ronald, mamma; I shall try to train and form his wife.
You shall be my friend, Hugh, and I will be a true friend to you.
I said nothing, but mourned none the less the true friend I had found in the ranks of our enemies.
He is not of our way of thinking, but he has a kind heart, and he was a true friend to me before these troubles came upon us.
He enjoyed telling her of Madame Hanska's admiration for and devotion to him, and sarcastically remarked to her that she was such a "true friend" she would be happy to learn of his financial success.
Madame Dudevant not only remained a true friend to Balzac in a literary and financial sense, but was glad to defend his character, and was firm in refuting statements derogatory to him.
He was grateful to her for the service she rendered him in arranging for the first presentation of his play Vautrin, throughout the misfortune attending this production she proved to be a true friend.
No man is a true friend, who is not ready to be a faithful adviser, willing to wound self-love in its tenderest part, and give passing pain for the sake of lasting blessing.
Thou art young and brave, but believe me, maiden, dangers of which thou dost not dream beset the path, and I were no true friend did I not warn thee to beware.
Thou art no true friendto speak thus of one so worthy to be loved.
I know I disappoint you, my true, true friend; but I cannot help it.
As he would have been were it not for you, my true, true friend," and she carried his hand to her lips in passionate gratitude.
Grace," he said, as he was taking leave, "I have tried to be a true friend to you.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "true friend" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
