Sentence examples for which is true enough from inspiring English sources
All of which is true enough.
All of which is true enough, but that's precisely the problem.
Reading it becomes a matter of 'Oh, hell, life is too short.' Which is true enough.
The government's petition notes that the operating system is "licensed, not sold," which is true enough, but conveys the darkly humorous suggestion that Apple's terms of service are holding the F.B.I. back.
I've written about it enough times that it's wearily familiar: the people involved say that they've got a perfect right to sell the land, which is true enough if you can find someone stup... eager enough to buy it.
He just kept saying, "The dog bit me," which was true enough.
The crowd was booing their lack of defense as Brook Lopez scored 16 points in the first quarter, but "we raised our intensity," D'Antoni said, which was true enough.
In his memoir "Decision Points," Bush calls Blair "my closest partner and best friend on the world stage," which was true enough, even if not quite what the British people bargained for when they elected Blair.
I said, "Not really," which was true enough.
