Sentence examples for it's more true from inspiring English sources

It's more true to say that the vaccine's effectiveness can only be measured using the data we have so far, which at one point was only five years.

It's more true to the tones in the original.

It's more true to say that he was trying to simulate an appearance on CNBC.

"That's what the sick film was all about – just going 'Bleugh!' I know it might be horrible to watch, but maybe it's more true to life than some polite arrangement of shapes.

The fact that Sugar should be so much more desired and sought-after a whore than herself has always puzzled her, but that's the way it is and, judging by gossip in the trade, it's more true lately than ever.

Naturally, ESPN and Yahoo! perennially rank as the top sports websites in the U.S., and the same is true for digital video — although it's more true of ESPN.

It is more true to our national ideals than the reality presented by Wilson's unbelievable actions.

But it is more true now than ever.

It is more true for military systems which operate in a battle context.

It is more true now — when Indian cities are fast changing their "Indian" character — that it was during his lifetime.

Indeed, it is more true in the case of the latter, given the broad discretion Congress has delegated him.