Sentence examples for it is often true from inspiring English sources

It is often true when we meet people who speak a different language or come from a different culture.

On the first point, it is often true that neighbors know of and discuss each others' tax issues.

Historically, it is often true that outspoken opposition has produced a moderation in Fed policy, because the committee prefers to operate by consensus.

While it is often true that learning is easier in childhood, neuroscientists now know that the brain does not stop growing, even in our later years.

It is often true that those who don't remember history are doomed to repeat it, but it is also sometimes true that those who remember history can be misled by it.

It is often true that political reporting is overly focussed on tactics, and, as Obama argues, that coverage of the Clinton campaign — its professionalism and organization — has at times been fawning.

And that wasn't paranoid -- it was often true.

It's often true in a recession that many people want benefits cut.

In nineteenth-century literature, it's often true that good women knit and bad women crochet or do fancy work.

It's often true that such mentors are not even our official supervisors or those who guide us in the details of our science.

Yet it's often true, and it is hard to escape the idea that referees shy away from penalising fouls in the box because they have only the nuclear option available to them.