Sentence examples for was too true from inspiring English sources

In some ways, though, Mr. Ehrlich was too true to Mr. Dufresne's spirit.

In the end the chase had to be called off and the wicket was too true for Panesar, Matthew Hoggard (the man of the match after six first-innings wickets), Steve Harmison and Andrew Flintoff to bowl India out.

Hollingshead would later say that the piece was "too true to nature".

His cartoon of a student having his head cut open, so that knowledge could be poured in, was too true to their vision of teaching and learning.

Lennon sealed his fate years earlier when he declared, and it was too true, that as far as younger people were concerned, the Beatles were "more popular than Jesus".

Bill Mahar presented the documentary awards, a deep irony, since Mahar had made the most-non-fictional non-fiction movie of the year, which had not been nominated because it was too true, presenting the one fact people most want to hide from, the fact that there is no God.

It's too true to be good".

That may be too true, according to some analysts.

If anything, its problem is that it is too true to human behavior — too honest.

But it may be that, in movie terms, Mr. Childers's story is too true to be good.

The writer pondered that perhaps it wasn't the case that the Long Ryders were too good to be true; perhaps they were too true to be good.