Sentence examples for truer phrase from inspiring English sources

Never was a truer phrase spoken.

Even Gore, a few weeks before he leveled the tried-and-true phrase at Bush, showed he was aware of its old-chestnuttiness.

True, phrases like "terror plots" or "terror threat level" can make terror seem merely a headline writer's shortening of the word terrorism.

Look, "nasty woman" and "bad hombre" are going to be fine; they're tried-and-true phrases on which we've all leaned to jump-start the arousal process.

Think about returning to the tried and true phrases that instill a sense of trust.

Don't be afraid to be a little corny: tried-and-true phrases like "I love you," "You're my love," or "Hi angel," never get old.

In LTL Ayer, following Ramsey (as he thought, but see Field 1986 for a dissenting view), put forward a redundancy (deflationary) view of truth: "…in all sentences of the form 'p is true', the phrase 'is true' is logically superfluous" (LTL p. 117).

Never a truer golfing phrase has been uttered.

Therefore, there are both semantic and distributional differences between true manner phrases and comment phrases or clauses marked by -de in the case of the V-DE constructions.

Obama called Romney out on things that were "not true" — a phrase he used in some form at least six times.

True, the phrase most readily associated with the artist formerly known as Jordan, the Juicy Couture Nero, the Kim K prototype, might be "extreme overexposure of all kinds".