In truth, mostly less comparable.
Around these slabs the chorus morph from persecutors to persecuted, reminding us that in war all are capable of atrocity, though in truth mostly confusing us.
This glittering CV seemed to make him the ideal foil for a young, untried President who had spent just four years in Washington (and two of those, in truth, mostly on the campaign trail).
I saw her last twenty years ago". Duvekot said her stepfather "is and was abusive," adding, "He was mostly abusive toward me, so in truth my mother's disappearance probably has to do with guilt.
In truth, the victory mostly belongs to troops under Gen. George Rock-of-Chickamauga Rock-of-Chickamauga Rock-of-Chickamauga Thomasdinate role.
In truth, this is mostly in response to curiosity from the media and, to a lesser extent, from tourists in search of a golden age of Ireland.
Claims may be made for the Zen-like freedom of the paintings dating from 1966 to 1978 here, but in truth they look mostly unfinished.
In truth, they're mostly fake anyway and there's nothing I hate more than insincerity.
But in truth, I'll mostly eat starches.
In truth, this is mostly a good political parlor game right now in Sacramento and across the state.
The reaction to the auction and its contents has run the gamut from doomsday end-of-civilization laments and serves-you-right righteousness directed at the art world, to the crowning of Mr. Hirst as superartist and speaker of deep truths (mostly in the essays in Sotheby's lavish three-volume catalog), to complete indifference, feigned or otherwise, on the part of many dealers.
