Sentence examples for benefit of being true from inspiring English sources

And this one has the benefit of being true.

This explanation has the double benefit of being true and sparing the couple's feelings.

It'll be easier for you because your story has the added benefit of being true.

And it has the benefit of being true, which brings us, unfortunately, to the book at hand.

That's what old musical hands would call a real showstopper - with the added benefit of being true (well, minus the arias).

Every trope sacred to Lebanon's self-fashioning religious harmony, enlightened coself-fashioning religioused entrepreneursharmonyenlightenedin a metaphor that had the side benefit of being true.

Here are some suggestions for criticisms that can be made of Labor's approach to free trade, all with the added benefit of being actually true: its link to the trade union movement, which did oppose the FTA.

Bryan Collier (Abrams): This portrait of a musical prodigy turned musical icon has the benefit of being both true and modern (Trombone Shorty is still only 26 years old).

According to teachers, this is the most complicated assessment activity to perform: "Sometimes it is difficult to convince students to do the peer assessment activities; they tell us that it's not their duty to assess their peers, but after explaining its benefits, most of them end up being true believers" (Teacher 2).

This lack of consideration of other potential benefits is true for the screening test as well.

These benefits are likely to be true also of people with dementia and their carers.