Sentence examples for completely true that from inspiring English sources
It's not completely true that people didn't want to hear.
"It's completely true that Phi Beta Kappa's finances, like those of most nonprofit organizations, are in a parlous state.
However, it is not completely true that genes regulated by the same miRNAs show similar expression profiles, which was used as the basic assumption for this method.
"If that means he has to say some things that are not completely true, I'm O.K. with that".
In 2002, Michael Kinsley wrote a very funny and completely true essay on Slate that described his wife's addiction to "Law & Order" reruns, which he found utterly baffling.
We all know that we mustn't judge books by their covers, but is that completely true?
Incidentally, we find that, assuming the determined TWTs by the PS method is the completely true one, peaks that alternate around T = 0 with a time difference of less than ~0.01 ms appear in both types of observations; the walk-around observation at shot #0 800 and the point observation after shot #800 (Fig. 7c).
The only scene that does not ring completely true is the one that many reviews of past productions — going back to its New York opening in 1971 — have called the play's most powerful.
"She said to me, 'You're someone who cares a lot about questions of redemption, how to live a good life, but that's not in your writing.' I don't think that's completely true, I think there is a grappling in my earlier work about what is an ethical life, but maybe it's buried deep.
Of course that's not completely true but what I do mean is that you have to realize that something has to give, you really can't be perfect at it all.
