Sentence examples for although truth from inspiring English sources

(Although, truth be told, the bleached hair doesn't help his case).

(Although, truth be told, Mrs Thatcher disappointed hardline racists in office).

This might be the proof of what the group is looking for, although, truth be told, Spanish orthography didn't get standardized until later.

Mr. Otto's explanation of how the EDO Corporation got its name produced the evening's biggest laugh (although, truth be told, the competition was light).

Through Bloody Sunday, whose ghosts and survivors I grew up among, it finally learned after 40 years that, although truth hurts, it hurts rather less than lies.

Although truth might seem to require meaning because one cannot say something determinately true without saying something determinate—Quine took Tarski's work to show that attributions of truth to sentences within one's home language are perfectly in order.

For although truth-value realism claims that mathematical statements have unique and objective truth-values, it is not committed to the distinctively platonist idea that these truth-values flow from an ontology of mathematical objects.

It's a great story, although truth-wise it's long shot.

Narrative, dangerously, is what matters, although its truth may be selective, although it may forestall or frustrate analysis, although it can be twisted, commodified, appropriated, massaged into political message.

Perhaps, although in truth New York's reform pulse flutters weakly.

(Although, in truth, "Lost in Love" gets heavy play on my iPod).