Sentence examples for formally true from inspiring English sources

That may be formally true.

While these assumptions are made out of a level of engineering practicality, they may not be formally true given the numerical evidence.

While formally true, this commentary misses several key points.

While this is formally true given the high levels of IFNg and antibody production seen in CTLA-4 deficient mice, it does not seem likely that CTLA-4 enhances Tfh, Th1 or Germinal center formation.

You can load in sexuality like a Betamax cartridge, but "Swingtown" remains fundamentally and formally conservative, true to the template perfected in the 1970s by Aaron Spelling, the auteur of dramas of social life like "Family," "The Love Boat" and "Fantasy Island".

However, evaluations have not formally assessed the true academic impact of the conference or on health care practices and policies behind the four walls.

The 70-pound tow fish, which is formally known in true Pentagon style as Towed Pinger Locator 25, is a hydrodynamic microphone designed specifically to listen for the acoustic signal of the data and cockpit voice recorders carried aboard all commercial and military aircraft.

It has, therefore, more recently been formally recognized as a true CEH criterion (by the CHISG classification committee; TAF & OS: two of the three original members, and by: FA, previous chairman of the group).

In the second domain we find the Pythagorean theorem, algebraic laws such as the distributive and commutative laws, and other elements of mathematical theory which require an explanation for why they are true, or formally speaking a proof.

In particular this 1938 work considered the mind when seeing the truth of one of Gödel's true but formally unprovable propositions, and hence going beyond rules based on the axioms of the system.

In De ver. 1.1, Aquinas presents his analysis of the concept of truth in a threefold scheme, according to which there is a moment of conformity of intellect and thing, right between the thing as the foundation of truth and knowledge as its result; this conformity, in which the meaning of the true is formally accomplished, is transcendental truth.