Sentence examples for it's not really true from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, Esco (look out for his new mixtape Bars to Bricks) was rumoured to be signed to Wiley's Eskibeat label, but it's not really true.

The fact is it's not really true today, and I don't see its being true anytime soon.

But it's not really true, he said.

It's not really true that Vice magazine shuns fashion.

Sometimes people who look at my living rooms say, "You have really good taste," but it's not really true.

And then I got to thinking about it, and came to realize that it's not really true.

It is not really true to say that there has been no one like him.

It is not really true, as Mr Cameron says, that it started in 2001, when Tony Blair made his moving pledge to Afghans: "This time, we will not walk away".

"There is nothing more anti-scientific," he says, "than the very idea that science is settled, static, impervious to challenge".This sounds good in a Popperian way; but it is not really true.

It is not really true – Brazilians love superlatives and it is actually difficult to define what would be an "urban forest" – but the Tijuca National Park is big enough to nest amazing paths and hidden natural jewels.

So it is not really true that Arg is the sole exception.