Sentence examples for That's perfectly true from inspiring English sources

Yes, that's perfectly true, but consider if you had a choice between writing a check for $1,000 today to the IRS or paying $1,000 in 2038.

That's perfectly true, but the effect is minuscule".

That's perfectly true, but Mr. Romney regularly takes credit for jobs that Bain created after his tenure.

That's perfectly true, but what came next was pretty weird.

That's perfectly true, and a lot more straightforward than the origins of plenty of traditional names.

That's perfectly true, but why should God be what Dawkins imagines--a superhuman Creator making life the way a watchmaker makes a watch?

Kids should be familiar with technology, that is perfectly true.

And no, it's not that this was just an excuse to write about Mr. Clehms, although that is perfectly true.

A. Well, that is perfectly true.

It's perfectly true that Amazon's approach is, for the moment, mostly cheaper for the consumer than the now-endangered agency model favoured by publishers.

"But it's perfectly true that we've been active here in making sure that when people write things that aren't fair, we've worked to get them corrected or to bring legal proceedings".