Sentence examples for somewhere true from inspiring English sources

Moretz, for better or worse, is one of an elite gang of talented early-teen girl actors working right now: Elle Fanning, the star of Sofia Coppola's Somewhere, True Grit's Hailee Steinfeld among them.

Milner's observation that what government should do "is sexy" but what it can do is "dull, off in the shadows somewhere" rings true.

At that moment, I knew two things were true: Somewhere, someplace, Lou Reed was crying.

Somehow, according to the weight of things online, each of these things is true somewhere.

Epicureans held that, provided an explanation of a phenomenon is reasonable, it will be true, somewhere in the infinite universe.

Great movements are judged not just by their numbers or by their nobility of purpose, but by whether they get somewhere.This is true.

"The whole point was to help people figure out how to live here, because everyone came from somewhere else," Ms. True said.

This is the kind of homespun event that only hockey could produce, turning the Nassau Coliseum into a town rink somewhere in the true north strong and free.

If that's true, somewhere along the way sponges lost their nerves.

If an S5 knowledge state for a set of agents (compare the entry on epistemic logic) is updated with the public announcement ◊φ, then in case φ is true somewhere in the model, the update changes nothing (for in this case M|◊φ equals M), and otherwise the update yields inconsistency (since public announcements are assumed to be true).

What comes out in them I don't think is anything they could actually articulate, but I would certainly say that it's that which we all know is true somewhere when we're in our deepest sleep.