Sentence examples for considerable truth from inspiring English sources

There's considerable truth to that.

There was considerable truth in the narrative.

There is considerable truth in this story.

As it happens, there is considerable truth in both of these depictions.

There is probably considerable truth in the view held here that Mr. Roosevelt killed the President's chances by ridicule.

There's considerable truth in both arguments, but that only increases the candidates' obligation to respond to them.

And like most clichés, it had a considerable amount of truth, for reasons that are not hard to understand.

There may be a considerable element of truth in the tradition that identifies Athens as the departure point of the Ionians.

Thus Frank Cook, writing in 1954, stated: "To quote Malcolm Donaldson (1933): 'Gynaecology was the realm in which radium therapy was first used to any great extent; and in this field it still has its greatest value.' It has more recently been said with a considerable degree of truth that the history of radiotherapy of cervical cancer well represents the history of radiotherapy as a whole".

Triggs said there was considerable public debate about truth, about whistleblowing, and about whether facts had currency in contemporary culture.

As shown in Table 1, the perceived depths for 3D videos converted from our estimated depths and from ground truths are considerable; both outperform TriDef's.