Sentence examples for because in truth from inspiring English sources

Tell her that you love her hair, her skin, her lips, because, in truth, you love them more than you love your own.

Perhaps the highly confected nature of the Grande Décoration doesn't matter because, in truth, it is often hard to know what the paintings are supposed to be.

Indeed, our amnesia about terrorism may be a kind of intelligent, subversive demonstration of its final impotence: we forget, because, in truth, fear is not something we do live with every day, even if we "ought" to.

"I was very up for writing the song because, in truth, I've always been a fan of Derek Jeter, based on his unprecedented instinct for winning that always seemed to be on auto pilot," he said.

Social anthropologists such as Adam Kuper argue that this is because, in truth, the term is simply being used as a replacement for the "ghostly category of 'primitive peoples'," and that it is just as problematic as that discredited idea.

My father's on the Central Committee and I'm living in a church basement, but do you ever see me serious?" The message was effective, but it shouldn't have been, because, in truth, he was scarcely less privileged for living in a church basement.

We will prevail because -- in truth -- we are not in a right-wing period of American history, nor are we in a left-wing period.

This war of words is the first battle that the rest of us must fight, because "conservative" in truth has an honorable ring.

But the strategy of truth is not, because it deals in truth, devoid of strategy.

But it was a dangerous weapon because it had, in truth, been a joint offence.

"The reason I include the references to the partnership with Governor Cuomo, and the good working relationship, is because I believe in truth in advertising," Mr. Seward said.