The alienated, possessionless freedom of Reacher has a core of emotional truth.
Adds Alvin, who sings and plays on one of the new CD's tracks and, like many, marvels that Guitarlos is still alive: "A lot of his songs have such a core of truth.
The center of excellence had a core of data scientists and a core of digital developers.
A day after Wheeler's statement, he offered his own weak clarification, saying that the show's assertions had been "overstated," but insisting that they contained a core of truth.
Mr. Ross's version of "I Can Dream, Can't I?" finds a core of truth in a ballad that nobody else has uncovered.
What do you mean when you say that the early biblical stories do contain a "core of truth?" In the stories of the rise of Israel, there are a lot of stories that have the ring of truth about them, especially in the Book of Judges, which tells of a long, drawn-out struggle with the Canaanites.
Ironically, one of the many excuses he gave for his election retreat he wants more time to set out his "vision" for Britain has a core of truth.
The stories of Taliban cruelty were so many that one felt there was a core of truth in them.
"No matter how he stuffs his readers with verbiage, it never amounts to a core of truth," he said.
