Sentence examples for deal of truth from inspiring English sources

Still, all the claims have a deal of truth.

There is a good deal of truth in this argument.

There is a good deal of truth to Moulitsas's view.

There's probably a good deal of truth to that.

Kaplan's picture contains a great deal of truth.

This perception of our post-war identity certainly contains a great deal of truth.

He has also, with the same cunning mixture of frankness and artifice, wonderfully brought to life a character called Alan Bennett, which allows him to tell us a good deal of the truth about that most elusive of any writer's subjects, his own self.

Ali Vaez, senior Iran analyst at International Crisis Group, said the world was facing "the most important milestone in implementing the nuclear deal, the moment of truth".

The winner of the Carnegie Medal was likely to please 12-year-old boys with an appetite for gore, but it also dealt with issues of truth.

In particular, the model of faith as assent to propositions as revealed holds that, since God's grace is required for that assent, when grace is effective the whole 'package deal' of propositional revealed truth is accepted.

Ever since, I have been thinking a great deal about the dilemma of truth in war memoirs.