Sentence examples for mostly true to from inspiring English sources

However, its makers stressed it does stay mostly true to the facts.

The Evoque has a distinctive look inspired by, and mostly true to, the LRX concept vehicle of 2008.

Otherwise, said Mr. Hauptman, who wrote the show's book, the production is "mostly true to the original".

They have, so far, remained mostly true to one another and the promises they made to speak only on their own terms.

Although he remained mostly true to his cranky, taskmaster reputation, a few well-placed tweaks — from the advent of a players council to a surprising summertime bowling party — allowed Coughlin's players to view him in a much sunnier light.

But, as long as they played the songs mostly true to how they sound on record and no one went on a racist tirade or anything else that would have prevented the audience from retreating into their own pasts, it didn't really matter.

(Unlike much of the movie, that scene is mostly true-to-life).

(Unlike much of the movie, that scene is mostly true-to-life). I was on LJ too, back then, mostly to keep track of my California friends while I was bouncing around the planet.

This gap has widened in recent years, making the conventional wisdom seem mostly true: Go to college and you'll find a good job.

Just 3percentt of Trump's statements are "true" and 8percentt "mostly true," according to PolitiFact.

This is the propaganda hook – that "biased or misleading" bit added on to a (mostly) true story, intended to influence your thoughts and viewpoint about climate change.