The phrase "a true statement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to assert the accuracy or validity of a particular statement or claim.
Example: "The report provided a true statement of the events that transpired during the meeting."
Alternatives: "an accurate representation of" or "a factual account of".
Hands up who thinks it will be a classic tournament opener, a true statement of intent for the month of drama and frolics ahead?
Further, Mill could accept the importance of hypotheses as working assumptions—"heuristic devices," in Whewell's terms—, but he could not accept Whewell's claim that the mere fact that an hypothesis accounts for the data provides safe grounds for accepting it as a true statement of law.
And isn't that a true statement of the influence he's had in my life?
Therefore the cash tables did not appear to be reflecting a true statement of cash flow as per our industry (see further explanation below).
Other philosophers have sought in a different way to exploit the linkage between truth-making and explanation to the detriment of the idea that a true statement stands in need of a truth-maker.
"The $60 statement, whether true or false, was in support of a true statement," Morvillo said, in what is likely a preview of Morvillo's argument to dismiss the fraud count of the indictment, which will be argued at greater length later this week.
Guys, he never said that: it's a malicious distortion of a true statement, and no self-respecting journalist would repeat it.
That was a true statement in the carrying out of this experiment.
Do you consider that a true statement and outside the mission of MAS? CA: This statement to me is ludicrous.
You know, I feel like there are ways for me to improve, but I feel like it's — I think it's a true statement — without trying to sound full of myself or anything".
I'm a sophomore in Adams, in Winthrop, in Kirkland, or in Quincy, our students discover themselves saying - and, happenstantial as that may be at root, it is a true statement about oneself, entailing a sense of belonging and rightful connection to a structure that helps one get somewhere.
