Sentence examples for some truth about from inspiring English sources
Novelists have long used the dream sequence to provide some truth about a character that cannot otherwise be spoken.
No doubt the artists would argue they are trying to speak to some truth about middle-class values.
Realism in art can be loosely defined as the depiction of things as they appear in life to reveal some truth about human existence.
Accusations of ball tampering, which may have had some truth about them though nothing was ever proved, were thrown at Pakistan bowlers.
Publishers and critics became used to the idea that any fiction coming out of Africa must lay claim to some truth about Africa.
He said the movie shows some truths about the power of a hypnotic state.
Then hear some truths about the 2008 prize, straight from this horse's big mouth.
I think that eventually we'll come to some truths about this as a country".
Ed also discusses what makes a Peregrine urban, their contemporary relationship with people, and helps dispel some myths and reveal some truths about this agile predator.
The public handicapping can be misleading, but it usually captures some truths about the leading actors and can, fairly or unfairly, define them for an entire presidency.
