Sentence examples for true enough to from inspiring English sources
Such a resolution is probably inevitable, and it's true enough to a side of its subject.
But his barbed remarks are true enough to strike home, and wicked enough to be memorable.
It's both a cliche, and true enough to be a problem.
We know how to say something true enough to hide a bigger truth.
It's no absolute, but it's true enough to work as a functioning and legal alternative to race-based admissions.
That is true enough, to Europe's shame: it should have done more to discourage the horrors in Sudan.
As to so-called black humor, which is maybe a passé phrase, it did seem to me at its best to be true enough and to correspond with a quality of, at least, American life in the sixties.
To say that Churchill fought tooth and nail against Indian independence is true enough, but to ascribe this purely to Churchill's racist contempt for the Indian people is to miss the point.
Referring to Farhad Manjoo's book True Enough: Learning to live in a post-fact society", McKee concluded: "This is a profound challenge to the very idea of science.
True enough, but to sell a great book you also need to know how to sell - period.
He is the author of "True Enough: Learning to Live in a Post-Fact Society".
