Sentence examples for was therefore true from inspiring English sources
It was therefore true to form that, when Cruz, 36, travelled to a friend's house in the Bahamas earlier this month with a John Galliano wedding gown stuffed inside her suitcase, to formalise finally her three-year relationship with Bardem, 41, she should fail in a celebrity's supposed duty to share intimate details of the impending nuptials with the outside world.
A repeat CT scan at 15 months revealed a graft fracture and hardware loosening and the PET/CT result was therefore true positive.
At present, the NHS cervical screening programme using the national call-recall system (which started in 1988) can only determine a negative history over a limited period of time, and the same was therefore true for our study.
Like Sherlock Holmes, the character is who he is and is therefore true.
It is therefore true that the firm evolves as a result of the incremental choices made every day.
It argues that before modern brewers developed methods of indirect heat to roast their malt, all beers had a smokiness, so their porter is therefore true to the original flavors of the style.
Supposed proponents of reason argue that because most scientists support the idea of global warming, global warming is therefore true, and therefore any objection to global warming is not scientific.
Second, he argues that predicates true of tokens in virtue of being tokens of the type are therefore true of the type (Old Glory is rectangular) but this is never the case with classic properties (being white is not white).
It is therefore true with respect to, say, Russell and myself that we ought to abolish the Death Penalty, since abolishing the Death Penalty is conducive to the ends that we happen to favor.
Russell thought that his theory of definite descriptions allowed him to show that all fictional names lacked denotation in this way, and that sentences containing fictional names were therefore true or false rather than meaningless.
ℜ may be regarded as an ordered field, and the same is therefore true of its inflate ℜˆ, since the latter has precisely the same first-order properties as ℜ.
