Sentence examples for which is very true from inspiring English sources

Which is very true, though this very book also summarises lots of research findings and the appropriate "lessons" to draw from them.

"We read an article by one prominent scholar," he said, "and she raised her hand and said, 'He's very pompous, isn't he?' Which is very true, but you don't know how to respond to that".

The effect of parameters, namely breakdown rate and repair rate, on the queue length of the system have been demonstrated in Figs. 1 and 2. It is noticed that the breakdown rate and repair rate are supposed to have contradictory effect on the queue length of the system which is very true.

"My favorite Kanye lyric is, 'Even if you in a Benz, you still a... in a coup,' which is very true," he continued.

Well, in typical Jimmy style, he's not coping emotionally, which is very true to his character and also to quite an awful lot of British people in general.

"As a friend of mine said to me, 'You are pushing the envelope of 30 now, babe,' which is very true.

In the next-to-last scene of the stage production (there was also a movie, which was very true to the play), the final eight selected dancers are together onstage.

It is from these readings and this class that I've recognized that this may in fact be a strength. Madeline It seems to me that we do not think of ourselves as leaders (which was very true in my case).

Which is very nearly true.

What the White House seems to be doing here is twofold: emphasizing that what Trump did was legal and within his rights — which is very likely true — and then conflating that with what is not detrimental.

There are defeats without corresponding victories, and vice versa, and there are defeats which are victories, and vice versa, and it is important to distinguish them, for otherwise one is at risk of seeing one's life as having too high a proportion of defeats to victories, which is very rarely true.