Sentence examples similar to smattering of truth from inspiring English sources

Not until 1989 did the truth - or smatterings of the truth - come out.

Fountain of truth?

Endless truths destroy the notion of truth.

The moment of truth.

Distinguish truth from appearances of truth.

By most accounts, Mr. Gore's movie "An Inconvenient Truth" inspired the first tentative smattering of environmentally themed magazine issues, in 2006.

But the truth is that the company has presented only a smattering of data about the medicine so far.

No reason why they shouldn't, but truth be told I've seen delirious clapping and a smattering of appreciative laughter at the end of the world premiere of Winter's Bone.

She also issued a smattering of wrong notes, as if in tribute to Serkin's philosophy of seeking the perfection beyond precision — the truth of the noblest, most honest effort.

A smattering of applause.

A smattering of supporters applauded.