Sentence examples for though true from inspiring English sources

Both, though true, are unlikely.

The pun is irresistible though true.

But that statement, though true, is misleading.

(Note: though true, this is not quite a done deal.

In 1911 he proclaimed Mongolia independent of China, though true independence was not achieved until 1921.

But sceptics point out that these claims, though true, are entirely a function of population growth.

Sperling says that the observation, though true, misses the bigger picture.

(That was not quite accurate, though true of the Republican Convention in one demographic).

But some ideas, though true, are rarely stated, or need to be stated again and again.

This is an odd and patronising fear, though true at one level.

The devaluation and a bank holiday marked the bottom of the Depression, though true recovery was still far off.