Sentence examples for degree of truth from inspiring English sources

There is a degree of truth in that.

Ms. Lee's beliefs are based on some degree of truth.

For Clairmont's charges, however hyperbolic, have about them a degree of truth.

A familiar line of argument, with a certain degree of truth.

"There's a surprising degree of truth," he says, "in this ostensibly ridiculous show.

"I lead such a monastery life," Capote is able to say, with a part-time degree of truth, as late as 1962.

But watching this feature, my gut response was that there was a degree of truth in what the old man was saying.

Adolf Berle, writing in the Book Review, said that while the book contained "an uncomfortable degree of truth," Mills presented "an angry cartoon, not a serious picture".

Sir Alex Ferguson once observed that Zidane didn't really "hurt" teams and, while it sounded sacrilegious, there was a degree of truth in it.

There is some degree of truth to the notion that that economic stagnation didn't really get turned around until the war.

There is a degree of truth in McCloskey's triple assertion, but Khan is a fantastic fighter and there were clear signs in round six that he was starting to break down McCloskey's resistance.