Sentence examples for truth country from inspiring English sources

But, in truth, country is ruthless, just like every other genre, and becoming more so, as was clear from the 46th edition of the Country Music Association Awards, which was broadcast live on Thursday night from the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville on ABC, a network that has doubled down on country music with its sharp and surprisingly nontacky drama "Nashville".

As a truth, countries like the Canada, France and United States all build a lot of NPPs in inland areas, and the amount of generating reactors and total installed capacity are much higher than coastal NPPs (Dynabond Powertech 2010).

The World Economic Forum asserts a simple truth, "Countries and companies can be competitive only if they develop, attract and retain the best talent, both male and female".

Broome explained to VICE that George Bush's refusal to sign the Kyoto Protocol expressed "the bald truth": Countries are not going to do anything on behalf of others that requires them to sacrifice their own interests.

Truth: The country is more complicated than that.

In truth, no country has benefited more from the rise of terrorism than a Rising China.

Here's the truth: The country faces a contest between two super-smart, disciplined, corruption-free, well-spoken, well-financed, well-educated organizers (door-to-door in France; the streets of the South Side of Chicago).

Grace Kelly may have put Monaco on the map, but in truth, the country of less than one square mile has been its own slice of independence in the south of France since the 15th century.

In truth, few countries take 16-plus appraisals as seriously as England does.

Edie may be fictional, but through her we learn some universal truths about country life.

In truth, host countries and foreign conquerors have influenced Jewish naming patterns since the days of the Maccabees (Hanukkah story).