Sentence examples for be altogether true from inspiring English sources

It is said to be copied from one at Mecca; but this cannot be altogether true, because, though the plan and general design follow Muhammadan precedent, many of the details show Akbar's Hindu proclivities.

In another, much of what we thought we knew about exercise may not be altogether true.

But even if that were altogether true, managers are part of that system.

Since most of the things you think when you are terribly upset are not altogether true, wait until your emotional wave has subsided, and don't think for a minute that getting the decision behind you will solve anything, especially if that decision is made prematurely.

That's not altogether true, and the response has been fractured.

But even that's not altogether true anymore, you could argue: Siri is expanding, and universal search in OS X Yosemite makes it at least searchy.

As someone who graduated from Yale during the first half of the last century, I believe that I can say with some authority that it is not altogether true that, as your article asserts, social status at Yale, Harvard and Princeton in those days was determined by membership in certain private clubs and secret societies.

Strongman wrote that the band and the album were difficult to market because of their kitschy style and how Murcia's death had exacerbated their association with hard drugs, which "wasn't altogether true in the early days".

That is not altogether true.

And yet that is not altogether true.

Actually, that is not altogether true.