Sentence examples for this were really true from inspiring English sources

If this were really true, you would have quoted something Martin Luther King, Jr, actually said, and not a fake quote that just so happens to be 14 words long.

What the Bank of England admitted this week is that none of this is really true.

But I wonder whether this is really true, to the extent that weak means unpopular.

"I really hope this is really true," he said on Austrian television.

"With the Leader, we can see that this is really true".

Joe says, "Well, s-, but s-supposing I said to you that — that none of this was really true, that this is all a façade that I've been putting on.

'The old saying is that elephants have good memories,' says Jonathan, 'but this is really true, and is the reason citrus fruits are forbidden in Addo.' To try to revive a population decimated by landowners protecting their property, the first rangers supplied oranges to encourage the elephants to stay within park boundaries.

But sometimes we--and especially our enthusiastic but inexperienced grad students and postdocs--get caught up in "Wow, what if this is really true?" Good scientific practice with clear hypotheses--including experimental designs with solid positive and negative controls--should eliminate most errors that might send your research group down a wrong path.

John asked if this was really true.

So Sharot and her colleagues set up an experiment to see if this was really true.

'This is really true,' she told them, and then she started to cry.