Sentence examples for just too true from inspiring English sources

That's just too true to be good".

There is one line from Kill the Messenger that echoes as you walk quietly out of the theater: The government source who tries vainly to warn Webb away, saying, "Some stories are just too true to tell".

The fiction of the lone, crashed Stuka pilot - not a Nazi, never a Nazi: instead a good Hollywood-style German fighter - caught on the wrong side in the horrors of war and bought back to life by shamanic ritual healing is not just too good to be true, it's so good it ought to be true.

THE price was just too good to be true.

It's just too good to be true.

"Before the elction, people thought he was just too good to be true.

Esther, at first blush is just too good to be true.

At the start of the programme, Torchwood star John Barrowman sang You're Just Too Good To Be True to Britton.

"I remember itching to tell them, but it was just too good to be true at this point.

"A frequent criticism of the Many Worlds approach is that it's just too baroque to be true," Mr. Greene writes.

"I guess when all is said and done, Donald Trump was just too good to be true," he said.