Sentence examples for it is perhaps true from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps true that its piecemeal structure creates a risk, satisfying for a particular appetite; it's a tapas meal of a show, not a sit-down dinner.

It is perhaps true a global anti-doping system led by the noise of the media and aided by brave, frustrated whistleblowers is not the perfect solution.

It is perhaps true that Beppe Grillo and, perhaps, Al Franken, are not in their heart of hearts comedians, but, actually, reformers – enlightened bureaucrats who ache to bring honesty and improvement to the system.

Phyllis Brust Flossmoor, Ill., June 13 , 2010• To the Editor: It is perhaps true that no form of academic cheating "may be as startling as educators tampering with children's standardized tests," since a much more serious form of academic cheating that is being perpetrated in our schools almost daily does not seem to startle anyone.

When I moved from festival viewer to festival programmer, I naturally began to see many more films; and though it is perhaps true that critics and programmers see too many films, I still go into screenings with a sense of great anticipation and excitement; hoping to see something magnificent and original.

It is perhaps true that none of the contenders can quite match Mondragon's combination of goalkeeping virtues - his positional sense, authority and continued athleticism.

But it's perhaps true that I haven't always made the right choices.

It's perhaps true that the less you live as a woman, the more cursed it is to be one.

Which is perhaps true!

So if your Christmas is hard, or bitter; if it lacks ideal proportions and lovely decorations, if it is punctuated by struggle, anxiety, mourning or uncertainty, it is perhaps more true to the season than all the rest.

That was perhaps true in 1961.