Sentence examples for true as usual from inspiring English sources

The presupposition-denying (or exclusion) negation is typically taken to map true to false and false to true, as usual, but also to map an argument lacking a classical value to true.

At the final whistle, having set up Ameobi's goal and otherwise exploited every ounce of the energy and cunning stored in his 34-year-old frame in pursuit of Newcastle's cause, Shearer shook every available hand and applauded the Newcastle fans before striding from the pitch, his features impassive and his true thoughts, as usual, unguessable.

However, it took most of us about a week to realise that not only was this not true but the police (as usual at that time) had lied.

AND WHEN SHE WAS GOOD (Morrow/ HarperCollins $26.99) runs true to form, but as usual, the circumstances are so extraordinary that the absence of tension tends to be forgotten — if not forgiven.

And, as usual, what is true for EA is true for the industry as a whole.

The constituents in Florida see Congressman West as a true leader and a man of principle while Congresswoman Wasserman-Schultz is once again viewed as politics as usual, and her true character sadly shown today".

When we say business as usual, it's true.

In any event, the probable complaints are, as usual, only half-true.

And as usual, the simple explanation holds true: it's a publicity stunt.

True, the results for the third quarter of 1998 have beaten analysts' expectations, as usual.

As usual, if something seems too good to be true, it always fucking is.