Sentence examples for a certain truth from inspiring English sources

There's a certain truth to all that.

In that, however, there's a certain truth.

I think there's a certain truth to that.

DT: Well, I think there's a certain truth to that.

But, yeah, there is a certain truth in that.

Trump listened carefully and said: "Well, I think there's a certain truth to that.

Nevertheless, he brought a certain truth-telling to the 1992 campaign, warning of the dangers of federal deficits, the power of special interests and what he said was declining American competitiveness abroad.

The cultural manipulation of our cognitive predispositions is the topic of the present essay, which discusses several examples of such manipulation that respond to our desire to assign a certain "truth-value" to a given narrative, i.e., to attach a label to it announcing its "factuality" or "fictionality". "Truth-value" is a loaded term, resisting definition, and liable to lead me into trouble.

It is a sad but certain truth that for pure entertainment value guilt nearly always trumps innocence.

There are a few certain truths in life, and one of them is anything that can be made cheaply and sold for a profit will be pirated in China!

Therefore, the exclusion-clause of exclusive cp-laws may always be equivalently reformulated as a clause which requires that certain truth conditions for the exclusive cp-law hold, namely those conditions which exclude disturbing factors.