Sentence examples for true version of events from inspiring English sources

Whatever the true version of events, there is little doubt that Ms Vulovic is a survivor: the crash left her with concussion and broken bones.

Assembled from 100 interviews and incorporating 20 months of editing in a process that took three years in total, the film presents what feels like a true version of events.

What constitutes a news story was no longer determined just by the media, he said, and while Twitter would not end propaganda, he argued that governments now found it harder to cover up the true version of events.

The fundamental purpose of dezinformatsiya, or Russian disinformation, experts said, is to undermine the official version of events — even the very idea that there is a true version of events — and foster a kind of policy paralysis.

In the book, Ferris names a number of figures in the Glasgow underworld who he claims are police informants; he accuses MI5 and the National Crime Squad of falsifying evidence against him; and he purports to give the true version of events leading to a number of murders.

"It means that a country can hold its government to account and that it's harder to cover up the true version of events.

Even when one relies exclusively on these three sources it is doubtful that one can reconstruct an accurate and historically true version of the events in Confucius' life.

That seems to me a true version of psychology.

But Mr Gudkov's version of events rings true.

But if Arenas's version of events is true, he would face a much lighter penalty than if the guns had been loaded or used to threaten someone.

If this latest version of events is true, there will likely be even less of a discussion of gun laws — or the lack thereof — and how they might have applied to Alexis.