Sentence examples for even true that from inspiring English sources

It is not even true that every crime is a hate crime.

It is even true that there has been no correlation between Olympic soccer and the World Cup since Italy held both titles concurrently way back in the 1930s.

There was the sense, perhaps even true, that I had some measure of control, after all these years, a real grip on the wheel.

With the money United offer players, and the prospect of working under Guardiola at City, it is probably not even true that transfer targets would turn their noses up because of non-Champions League status.

And it's not even true that we don't work long hours: try telling that to lots of people in the private sector, and particularly small business owners – one recent study showed the bosses of small French companies put in an average 59 hours a week, compared to 54 hours in the UK and 52 in America.

It is not even true that it might have intervened.

A lesson of the Gettier problem is that it appears that even true beliefs that are justified can nevertheless be epistemically lucky in a way inconsistent with knowledge.

Even if true, that might not be enough.

Even if true, that is reprehensible in itself.

This was even true for countries that showed significant effects on both indicators.

Mr. Bennett, who has good on-camera skills, managed to look forceful and to convey the impression -- perhaps even true -- that he was not too consumed by his difficult Senate race to spend 24 hours a day on the fiscal integrity of the state.