Sentence examples for not totally true from inspiring English sources
Mind you, I say "I'll just be reporting the golf", but that's not totally true.
To say he fuses two idioms like his mentors is not totally true.
That is not totally true (virtual sex can provide a level of satisfaction, while a picture of a pizza doesn't make you any less hungry).
In part, not totally true, but in part, for our extraordinary market dominance, we have earned the envy and fear and hatred of much of the rest of the world.
Pietersen has the enviable but not coincidental knack of rising to the biggest of occasions even though, in his moment of triumph, he was not totally true to his word.
That month, in an interview with Esquire, Hagel said of Bush, "He's not accountable anymore, which isn't totally true.
That's not entirely a myth — look at Ukraine to see how turbulent a post-Soviet state can be when it experiments with democracy — but it isn't totally true either.
She said she knew that wasn't totally true, but appreciated me saying it.
Then he admitted that the window business wasn't totally true -- but the line was just too good to give up.
Well, that isn't totally true, both had been around long before Ryancare existed, but these two did seem to be the ones that got the most focus in the past few weeks.
