Sentence examples for slice of truth from inspiring English sources

At least Rodriguez told a version of what might have been an approximate slice of truth.

She admitted as much in the beach house, when Drunk Shoshanna served everyone up a slice of truth pie.

The further she explored, the stronger became her doubts about whether photographs gave what they seemed to be delivering: a slice of truth, a piece of reality.

However exaggerated these tropes may be, there's no doubt that there's a slice of truth to the coke cliché.

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Now, it's hard to know which device is right, and they both could have a slice of the truth.

This is true on both counts, but - as is often the case in politics - is just one slice of the truth, as the official workforce numbers show.

"I can take it if it's the truth, but I can't take another lie," she tells him, so he serves her a wedge of truth between two slices of bullshit and hopes she can't taste the difference.

Russia's liberals, a small but influential slice of the population, have faced lacerating truths this month.

In 2009, he admitted to one interviewer that he thrived on his own slice of showbiz glare: "You wanna know the truth?

Fountain of truth?