Sentence examples for well truth from inspiring English sources

Well, truth be told, they aren't.

Well, truth be told, I feel I've lived for centuries.

Well, truth to tell, the road turned out to be the reason for the area's unspoiled beauty, pure air and privacy.

But where Hollywood and politics, for instance, are industries essentially built on fiction and embellishment, journalism is an industry that is – or was – ostensibly founded upon and invested in real stories, people, relationships and, well, truth.

She does have her Palm Pilot, but -- well, truth is, she has not yet figured out how to copy her address book from her laptop to her Palm Pilot.

"I could work as much and eat as much as a man — when I could get it — and bear the lash as well," Truth said at the Women's Convention, in Akron, Ohio, in 1851, a year when Patsey was working in the cotton fields.

And in our minds, these beliefs often become facts as well: truths that are beyond debate.

Well, the truth is it was unbelievable.

There may well be truth in Liverpool wanting him.

Well, in truth, Sprewell has made himself an easy target.

"Well the truth is, I could, but I can't today," Mr. DiNapoli answered.