Sentence examples for true apart from inspiring English sources

That is not quite true: apart from footballers and singers, Brazil has a black supreme-court justice (appointed by Lula) and senior military and police officers.

She insists that her stage stories are almost always true – apart from one about complimenting Richard Dawkins on his "Jesus sandals" – and that the audition is nearly verbatim.

And, true, apart from the odd rumble over the forged tickets, it was a volatile but unviolent occasion (because we won) and the tabloids got their shots of sombreroed lads cavorting on Las Ramblas.

All of this is true (apart from the claim that "When a child turns away from the bottle or breast, it is not only having trouble feeding but trouble trusting too", which is in desperate need of a qualifying "sometimes" to avoid being completely batty).

The first link that people are making in this argument, which is not true, falls apart right there.

It is true that apart from Mr. Rosenberg, who has openly backed Mr. Loyrette, both sides have reverted to norm in their responses, offering their opinions only if their anonymity is respected.

The story sounds like a setup for an idyllic tale of man living close to nature and finding his true self apart from society, but the reality that Russell finds when he visits Glasheen undermines our Robinson Crusoe myths as much as it fulfills them.

One of their best collaborations is "So Romantic," whose wistful narrator comments on a lover's fondness for movies like "Casablanca," in which "the complicated world or the call of adventure/Forces true lovers apart," then observes, "You always considered it so romantic/But I just considered it sad".

But don't say it if it's not true -- apart from the fact that lying is wrong, you may have a difficult time answering questions about your alleged recent nuptials!

The citizens of Egypt found their true voice apart from the government of their so-called democracy.

But Taylor and Fisher told Reynolds she was "keeping them and true love apart," so she backed down.