Sentence examples for the less true from inspiring English sources

The more beans, the less true the statement and its sentiment.

It is incredible, but none the less true, that this British Labour government is now seen as the arch enemy of trade unionism in Europe.

Therefore, if it is too much to say that one can tell a tale of time, it is none the less true that a desire to tell a tale about time is not such an absurd idea".

But it is none the less true that we are still, 46 years since Yuri Gagarin departed our atmosphere aboard Vostok 1, only beginning to understand what space travel does to the psyche.

'Mark doesn't do television - he thinks it's fundamentally inferior to cinema.' Shocking as this may seem to a nation where there is now one TV set to every two people, it was none the less true.

On the next two tracks, "Aluminum" and "I Can't Wait," he adds his own California alternative-pop backing vocals, and it soon becomes clear that the less true to the White Stripes -- and the more true to himself -- Mr. McDonald is, the more worthy the collaboration becomes.

That doesn't make the story less effective – it makes it more so – but it does make the story less true.

This does not make any other part of the Bible less true, but defines its truth based on how it connects to and reflects on the Truth embodied in the Person of Jesus.

Then, in the last of the contests, Socrates makes an ontological distinction between true pleasure of the soul and less true pleasure of the body.

The same is less true of conversations between the economic and political elites and the constituencies they serve.

"A Royal Affair" (Nov. 9), a sweeping costume drama by the Danish director Nikolaj Arcel, tells the more or less true story of a sex scandal and a power struggle in the Copenhagen royal court of the late 18th century.