Sentence examples for has a kernel of truth from inspiring English sources

But like every other clich?this one has a kernel of truth.

Maybe that's a bit of an oversimplification, but it has a kernel of truth.

Like most conspiracy theories, Mr. Trump's latest has a kernel of truth many Republicans have latched on to.

Still, the original story has a kernel of truth, because with Zumthor a client is entering, firstly, into a relationship that entails Talmudic discussions and Job-like patience.

The old joke that the way to render an Italian speechless is to tie his hands together has a kernel of truth in it.

So that scene might not be completely accurate, but it, like other parts of the movie, has a kernel of truth.

The old adage of having a milky drink before bedtime probably had a kernel of truth.

"All of these diets have a kernel of truth that is spun out into some bigger fantasy," Giles Yeo says – hence their huge appeal.

Both of these claims may have a kernel of truth, but unfortunately Dr Lehr's analysis makes significant errors of fact and interpretation.

And while some criticisms have a kernel of truth, it remains hard to argue that a movement fighting climate change and promoting social equality is a bad thing.

However, these stereotypes may have a kernel of truth if more sociable individuals present themselves in a manner that increases their attractiveness, a plausible idea given social engagement goals.