Sentence examples for true the word from inspiring English sources

True, the word "cuts" remains taboo.

True, the word "sacred" carries religious connotations.

It's true, the word dynasty gets pre-emptively thrown around way too often these days.

True, the word "My" in front of the buttons' names makes the whole thing feel vaguely like a joint venture with Fisher-Price.

If it's true the word "comedy" may de-rive from the Greek "koma" (sleep), let's dream of an all-singing, all-dancing collective of modern strikers, resplendent in wigs and padding, while more leaders are left lonely at night.

Today, when employees complain of abuse in the workplace, investigators and judges are more likely to examine all the evidence and less likely to simply accept as true the word of those in power.

True, the words are there and available for use, but not their meaning.

True, the words on the page come alive through the efforts of the actors and the supporting artists and craftsman as they direct, stage and light the action.

Although that is true, the words Cassa Pancho used were: "The Birmingham Royal Ballet has one woman, who is Canadian, via Trinidad".

It isn't true, but the word "compound" suits us.

This seems true, but the word "text" makes me uneasy.