Sentence examples for true appears from inspiring English sources

(Thomas McGuane, it is true, appears with a couple of hunting dogs. And Ken Kesey and Robert Hughes pose with parrots. There are, however, no cats).

Any criterion that focuses on the question what entities need to be among the values of the variable 'x' in order for this sentence to be true?—appears to get the ontological commitments of the sentence wrong (see Rayo 2007 431 22007 431 2

But even that claim, if true, appears legally dubious.

His children, it's true, appear to have attended the Park Slope Child Care Collective.

Their first full joint effort, "If Dreams Come True," appeared in 2007 to favorable reviews.

Some, it is true, appeared in Italian slave marts, but royal and ecclesiastical ordinances at least restricted slave owners' actions.

Is that true? A. Volume appears to matter more than temperature.

True, Huckabee appears to be hopelessly, impossibly, behind.

"To man, the myth maker, her true nature appears unfathomable, a dubious mystery at best. . . .

At the same time, much of Mr. Stanford's true background appears elusive.

If this is true, Mr. Gingrich appears to be unaware of it, having already proposed marriage to seven female twitter-bots.