Sentence examples for declarations were true from inspiring English sources

Jack Gutt, a spokesman, said in a statement that the New York Fed had intended to hold the litigation rights and that the declarations were true.

Boastful or not, the declaration is true: the issue has sold out of its initial order of 383,612 copies.

With caveats, Raskob's declaration is true.

Coming from Lauren Ambrose, director Barlett Sher's official choice for the role of Fanny, that declaration may actually be true.

But Marion Cotillard certainly raised the cringe factor with her breathless declaration that "it is true that there are some angels in this city".

Coming from Lauren Ambrose -- the director Barlett Sher's choice for Fanny in the musical's revival at the Ahmanson Theater in Los Angeles, with an anticipated move to Broadway in the spring -- that declaration appears to be true.

We do not think that 'Some man exists who signed the Declaration of Independence' is true, at least not if we read 'exists' in the present tense.

Polonius, the foolish old man in "Hamlet," was given to fatuous declarations: To thine ownself be true, And it must follow as the night the day Thou canst not then be false to any man.

As three distinct declarations, these cannot all be true.

Such declarations were largely drafted by BAe.

Sometimes their declarations were dramatic.