Sentence examples for true made from inspiring English sources

We have, it's true, made one or two little mistakes since i started back last October.

Anti-clericalism has, it is true, made some progress recently; several of the boys have refused the last rites; but they never kill outside of the faith.

Her real point is to exalt the sorts of wines she loves, naked wines in which "there is something exposed, vulnerable yet true," made by people of "intensity, passion and commitment," but out of step, at odds with the times.

Weyman, it is true, made efforts to earn both honest and dishonest money at various times in his long career, but almost invariably his integrity as an impostor got in the way of his impure ambition to be a rich man.

He had, it is true, made his debuts at ENO (1979) and the Royal Opera (1985) long since, and a string of productions at the latter included Paul Bunyan, Billy Budd, The Tales of Hoffmann, the early Mozart opera Mitridate and A Midsummer Marriage.

And also to Kurt Gödel, whose incompleteness theorem, and reflection that "axioms force themselves upon us as being true", made him a convinced Platonist – though, in the same Platonic spirit, he also recognised that the nature of mathematics is still open to debate.

But these claims, though they can seem deeply true, make no sense.

It's an argument that, while true, makes some people cringe.

He is breaking barriers, making our dreams come true, making us so happy that you lose your mind".

The only salient distinction is the one that divides gods from men — which, if true, makes all humans equal.

Therefore everything I learn that is true makes me more like my father in heaven.