Sentence examples for only be true from inspiring English sources

It's an emblem of love so plain and homely that it could only be true.

This is one of those Iraq stories so strange that it could only be true.

That should not only be true for the leaders, but for all of us.

This would only be true if it were to have the least precipitation, which it does not.

(This would only be true in the northern hemisphere; in the southern it would be the opposite).

Tickled, the first documentary from New Zealand TV personality David Farrier (co-directed by Dylan Reeve), tells a story so outlandish it could only be true.

But that would only be true if we failed to include the cascade of property wealth tumbling like a waterfall through the population.

The fact that Bill and Percy wind up teaching new recruits how to type is a hilarious banality that can surely only be true.

This can only be true if today's company is severely undervalued, or if AT&T-in-pieces will be severely overvalued, or both.

Forget the photos and enjoy the story, which comes with such a strong aroma of invention that it can only be true.

"The claims that creative industries' growth directly benefits local economies will only be true over time if local residents, businesses and those not normally entering or getting access to this sector, are able to access this provision," he says.