Sentence examples for were actually true from inspiring English sources

I only wish it were actually true.

Yet the most ludicrous details of the Cranford stories were actually true.

The gillyvors were actually true carnations, a name derived from coronation, which is taken from the Latin corona, for crown.

"Because there were certain assumptions I always made about Czechoslovakia under communism, and I'm now wondering whether those assumptions were actually true.

Matheson then attempted to find out whether rumours that have been swirling around the blue half of Merseyside for more than a decade were actually true.

Republicans get angry as if the royalist myth of the British monarchy were actually true: as if we really were ruled by queens and kings.

It's actually true.

"That's actually true.

Evolution is actually true.

The clichés are actually true".

Yesterday, that was actually true.