Sentence examples for true quite from inspiring English sources
Everything else was a dream come true, quite literally.
Similarly, string theory doesn't tell us how to tell whether string theory is true; quite possibly there isn't any way to tell whether string theory is true.
True, quite a lot of people seem to care, if the recent flurry of media attention around the publication of his most recent novel, The Pregnant Widow, is anything to go by.
But that has happened in Greece, where two-year yields have jumped 88 basis points to 4.6%, according to Bloomberg; almost four times the yield paid by the German government to borrow for the same period.It was my case, at the start of the year, that we would see currency crises associated with government debts and it seems to be coming true quite rapidly.
An amateur but distinguished astronomer, star of television programmes including GamesMaster, prolific author, composer and manic xylophone player, he was a true, quite unselfconscious British eccentric – and a populariser of science without equal in an era of great but often abstruse discovery.
Marriage is one thing, true equality quite another.
Neither of these is true to quite the same extent in the Eurozone.
But unfortunately not quite true-true.
That's not quite true, but it's nearly true.
