Sentence examples for well true from inspiring English sources
What is partial truth and what is, well, true?
What the critics are saying: Guardian Australia's film critic, Luke Buckmaster, writes: "This very thoughtful, very entertaining origins story is underscored with a sense of Australiana that feels, well, true blue – without trading in hackneyed or cringe-inducing stereotypes".
The show's problem isn't so much what Brooks Atkinson suggested in The New York Times 68 years ago, when he asked of the original production, "Can you draw sweet water from a foul well?" True, none of the characters in "Pal Joey" is particularly likable, unless you count its kick-me good-girl ingénue (a thankless part, here played by Jenny Fellner).
The New Republic's Alec MacGillis takes issue with my argument, suggesting that the Obama White House doesn't have a social issues strategy at all: Douthat would have a very good point to make here about short and long term gains if what he was saying was, well, true.
Reality: Well, true and untrue, because five became four in 2008 when Nadine Coyle lost her passport and was stuck in America when the awards took place – this, unfortunately, is a risk you run when you're the only band member who goes off to live in LA at the first opportunity, although funnily enough Coyle did bother to turn up in 2009 when the band won their first Brit.
(The theater division of MGM, which produced the film, is one of the producers here as well.) True, Heather Hatch's book scales up, sometimes to the point of vulgarity, the cartoonishness of a work that was hardly subtle to begin with.
