Sentence examples for it's mostly true from inspiring English sources
The Web site for the movie (othercinema.com/mu.html) contains the coy assertion that it's "(mostly) true," which is the kind of truth in advertising that should be more widely adopted.
Events Say what you will about the Las Vegas-ization of Broadway (and it's mostly true), but this season the Great White Way is assured of some intelligent, fascinating, original American theater.
I can only assume that it's mostly true I'm interested in lives very far removed from my own and the mystery of that life is the thing that draws me towards it.
"It's mostly true," said Conru.
You might think I'm full of crap with this one, but it's mostly true.
Brendan Nyhan, a professor of government at Dartmouth University, reviewing the evidence in the election campaign found that it is "mostly true" that fact-checking can change people's views.
In fact this is not quite true the amount you need to invest in a hedge fund is coming down every day but it is mostly true.
"I felt it was mostly true, but that is what this whole hunt was about — something that doesn't usually exist".
And it was mostly true; everyone wanted to beat him though, in truth, the top players were probably more concerned about one another.
