Sentence examples for that even true from inspiring English sources
The Moroccan lamb stew with plump raisins is a perfect dinner-party dish that even true idiots cannot mess up.
A lesson of the Gettier problem is that it appears that even true beliefs that are justified can nevertheless be epistemically lucky in a way inconsistent with knowledge.
Fun! That's all well and good in 1999, when desktop computers were less powerful than today's smartphones (is that even true? I don't know, but it sounds reasonable enough), and nobody had access to handheld GPS, but today?
I remember feeling immense guilt when I learned that moss takes hundreds of years to grow (is that even true?) like I'd messed with something bigger than me that I shouldn't have.
Aware that even true experts, and certainly non-experts generally over-estimate their knowledge, that scenarios and budget projections often prove to have been rosy, and that untended consequences often follow grand schemes, moderates value the ability to listen with an open mind to new ideas and varying perspectives.
The chair of the London assembly housing committee, Darren Johnson, said it was a reflection of how damaging Johnson's affordable housing plans were that "even true-blue Westminster" was opposing them.
Add to that parental safety concerns that hinder even true believers like Ms. Wilson.
That's even true for man-made pollutants that didn't exist 60 years ago.
That's even true of the games that lavish the most attention on the fine details.
Tomorrow's emissions constrains will make that even more true.
