Sentence examples for much a true from inspiring English sources

For me, this is a dream come true, because I'm pretty much a true omnivore: I will eat anything, and I love surprises.

"It's not so much a true story as a true myth," says Cave. "Forrest is a bit like Ned Kelly: he just keeps on coming back".

These allotments are, of course, as much a true picture of our country as any shiny steel rail put up for the visiting world.

I think there's probably a sense of jeopardy, were he ever to become a critic, because they have so much on him, but I think he is very much a true believer.

The plot is pretty much a true story about a man who walked on a tightrope between the Twin Towers, but does mention what has since happened to the buildings.

How much of the increase reflects rising awareness and how much is a true increase in incidence is unclear.

We had written it to be as much of a true novel as we could, and to make it as much like the source material as possible.

How much of a true original is Dangerfield?

Perhaps because Haggis had never been as much of a true believer as some members, he didn't feel as deeply betrayed as Beghe did.

There are only a few hours left in this lamentable year, barely enough time for summation, much less a true accounting of what 2001 has meant in the lives of each one of us and the life of a nation.

Now, we would ordinarily be the last to question cu rent mythology, but we happen to work in the very middle of mid town, and while we see great crowds of people scurrying, scuffling, shuffling, shambling, stomping, and swinging along the streets around our office, only rarely have we seen anyone break into a trot or a canter, much less a true gallop.