Sentence examples for indeed the truth from inspiring English sources

That is indeed the truth.

Is that indeed the truth about Bob Jones University?

Indeed, the truth of Schubert is that he knows more about us than we about him.

If this is indeed the truth, can you put a stop to it?

Indeed the truth is that it is membership of an organisation like the European Union which is an anomaly today".

Indeed, the truth is that a foreign power can't easily win a "war of ideas" in the Muslim world.

It seems that the white voters who said they were ready for a black president were indeed telling the truth.

This is precisely the detail that enables us to know that the Phoenicians were indeed telling the truth and had crossed the equator.

Coming from traditionally the Italian game's keenest critics this is praise indeed, but the truth is that Tuesday's showing is some way from being a revolution.

So the problem is structural, rather than cyclical.Alan Bailey LondonAnglo-French similaritiesSIR – The presidential campaigns in France did indeed ignore the truth about the unaffordable nature of government spending and the lack of competitiveness of the French economy, but another fact from your story on the subject hit me between the eyes ("An inconvenient truth", March 31st).

Theorists of the new school would argue, for example, that in the Robinson picture the camera was indeed telling the truth by showing up the patent falseness of the scene that "Fading Away" constitutes nothing less than a triumph of the camera over the man who was trying to misuse it.