Sentence examples for be true with one from inspiring English sources

The advanced tweets proved to be true with one heartbreaking exception.

That may be true with one defender, but would it be easy for Curry to blow by two defenders on a double team?

In the 1930s, it is true, with one country after another depreciating its currency, no one ended up gaining competitiveness relative to anyone else.

The study population was anticipated to be geographically stable, but this appeared not to be true, with only one-third of the original residents still living in the area at the end of the study period.

The same thing will one day be true with Siri (or any comparable voice technology).

Same thing is true with mortgages — as they mature, each one will be another crisis in itself.

As is true with the history of philosophy more generally, one can observe over the centuries changes not only in the theories set forth but also in the central questions about law that such theories were meant to answer.

Instead, he wrote Madonna in a Fur Coat, conjuring up a time and a place in which it was possible to be true to one's nature, with air to breathe, and to live and love without pretence, if only for a brief period.

The comparison has shown that the Delphi method is no worse than any other method because there are no experts that consider this to be true (no one scored the Delphi method with one or two on the five-point Likert scale), but 50% of respondents consider it much better (scoring the Delphi method compared to other methods with four or five on the five-point Likert scale).

The same holds for Williamson's conception of evidence as knowledge: inasmuch as any known proposition is true, inconsistency with one's evidence entails inconsistency with some truth.

As you probably guessed, none of this turns out to be true, starting with that last one.