Sentence examples for is wholly true from inspiring English sources

As the somewhat portly Dr Johnson liked to remind his admirers, "Seldom any splendid story is wholly true".

But beyond that, deeper than that, there is what is wholly true, and highly attractive to a young man.

He turns up an hour and a half late, which Kathy insists is wholly true to form and actually not that bad: he kept her waiting for two hours on their wedding day.

I'm not sure that's wholly true.

Another reason, then, for accepting the status quo.Unfortunately, this comforting argument may not be wholly true.

Even Albert Einstein and Erwin Schrödinger, both major architects of the theory, ultimately found it too outlandish to be wholly true.

"I would call [it] a Catholic play," she wrote, "meaning that it presents situations which are wholly true, and are everywhere and always true".

But if it was wholly true, wouldn't the very creativity that averted CIT's looming bankruptcy have revealed itself among the many counterparties to Bear?

I don't think that's wholly true, but I do think his age and beauty play an important role in this story.

Essentially, they are being handed an official declaration from the American President, in front of the whole world, that what they have been saying about the war on Islam by the West is wholly and completely true.

Where her fiction can seem to fall into obvious genres -- a woman's search for love, a mad country caper -- A Life's Work" is wholly original and unabashedly true.