Sentence examples for near truth from inspiring English sources

But privately, elaborate tales -- some near truth, some far-fetched -- have festered.

Someone recently said this to me & it has struck the near truth.

The siblings, Nathalie and Laurent Gruet, were pioneers when the family planted an experimental vineyard in 1983, in Lordsburg, N.M., and then settled a year later on land near Truth or Consequences, a small town about 150 miles south of here known among local tourists and retirees for its natural hot springs and mild climate.

For the same reason, the film is sometimes bothersome, but we've always been able to deal with a little messiness as biography readers -- in order to learn from the truth, or near truth, of another human life -- so why can't we do it as a television audience?

The vineyard is on a quarter-square-mile of leased land 4,300 feet above sea level, east of the Rio Grande near Truth or Consequences, a two-and-a-half-hour drive south from Albuquerque.

Spaceport America: near Truth or Consequences, NM.

Plus, to them, Reid's claim has the feel of near-truth.

He recognizes the existence of half-truths alongside near-truths, and of "almost so"s right by "yes, nearly"s.

The aim of assessing study quality is to establish how near 'the truth' its findings are likely to be and whether its findings are relevant to people with tinnitus.

Ree's investigations take her nearer and nearer to the truth, but also nearer and nearer to being whacked and the person to whom she must ultimately submit is a shadowy powerbroker and kingpin called Little Arthur, played by Kevin Breznahan: a person who stays invisibly inside his shack for most of the film, a brooding figure of malevolent power, and someone not to be messed with.

And that may be a reminder of a near-universal truth about our leaders: when it's someone else losing their job, most of them are resolutely stony-faced.