Sentence examples for true make from inspiring English sources

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

All the people who fervently believe that to be true make no legitimate argument because they take for granted a premise that is unproven.

Parts of the press still, it is true, make hay with the annual Turner prize shortlist, finding controversy where they can.

The bank's prediction of a "sustained period of expansion" for the coming year would, if true, make this recovery, which began in 2002, the longest post-war unbroken expansion.This week came more striking news.

And, Detective Miller added, the Tacoma police have learned other facts in the last year "that if true, make us even more curious about his potential involvement in this case".

While this certainly is true, make no mistake, Instagram is about to do this for monetization.

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

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

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.