Sentence examples for narrowly true from inspiring English sources

This is only narrowly true.

This is narrowly true, in that food from a dirty kitchen is likely to be unsafe.

The claim that Mr. Lhota "told the Tea Party he shares their views" is a disingenuous assertion, even if narrowly true.

A study to be released Monday found that to be narrowly true — but also found ample reason not to count out local newspapers, Web sites and radio stations.

Some singing blood in him takes his tales to a place where they are neither tiresomely false, nor narrowly true, but wonderfully possible.

This is narrowly true but misses the point.

Perhaps only justified beliefs should qualify as evidence; or, more narrowly, only true justified beliefs; or, more narrowly still, only beliefs that amount to knowledge.

In the case of Gennifer Flowers, a girlfriend from the Arkansas years, he admitted a single lapse, but when asked if he had been having a sexual affair with Monica Lewinsky, he said no, an answer he claims is somehow narrowly and technically true.

Most narrowly, that's true on Oscar level.

True enough, narrowly speaking, but it avoids the much more important question of how he got to be starving and without any other assets in the first place.

Well, maybe it wasn't true in some narrowly factual sense, though he had a point about the suburbs.