Sentence examples for plenty of true from inspiring English sources

Such persistence may seem unlikely, but there are plenty of true stories to match it.

I also have no doubt that there are plenty of true vultures out there as well.

Directed by the legendary John Ford and with Henry Fonda as Wyatt Earp, the film has plenty of true grit and old-fashioned values.

Look on the bright side - if you have a good attitude, it will keep you far in life and you will have plenty of true friends!

Goff uses plenty of true-life (or rather true-death) cases to show how it's done.

But if this were really just Romney's standard allergy to detail — an aversion shared by plenty of other politicians, true, but one he's elevated to an art form — that would be one thing.

The inclusion of plenty of caveats—"the true loss to the ecosystem and fisheries may not be accurately known for years, or even decades," for example—has not mollified the critics.

And, in fact, they did both: their fictional future contains plenty of elements which came true, and plenty which are so delightful that they should have come true.

While the debauchery depicted in the film is true, plenty of the Belfort story is myth.

It's true plenty of people don't like Sarkozy; he grates on them.

And yet there is still plenty of room for the true explorers, the professional astronauts, such as the eight highly qualified new astronaut candidates announced last week at Nasa.