Sentence examples for patchy truth from inspiring English sources

If someone thinks that in the name of political correctness we can settle for a patchy truth, we are Italy … the truth for Giulio is not an option or a luxury," he said.

In short, a people's history, part truth, patchy justice.

The score in truth is patchy.

His slurred shapes, wobbly drawing and patchy brushwork imply that no truths can be held to be self-evident, that life is mired in slippery layers of false piety, self-interest and greed, but also lust, pleasure and irreverence.

But the truth is that this a more patchy affair.

And then there's the light of truth, the book's underlying theme: erratic, patchy, often unwelcome, and hard to get at – because "life had been rearranged, and always is".

But in truth, options for dealing with e-waste remain patchy and imperfect.

But however strange the truth, there's something contrived about the film's patchy assembly.

The unfortunate truth of this show is that Nicholson was a patchy painter.

He added "All of those amusing moments in Truth or Square, along with the A Charlie Brown Christmas ending, make one forget the patchy Patchy segments in Truth or Square".

In truth, the economists at the ILO have had to rely on very patchy statistics.