Sentence examples for while in truth from inspiring English sources

Inbox by Gmail (Free) This smart email app has been out for a while, in truth, but last week Google opened it up to everyone, not just people with an invite.

Yet, we insist the terrorists are in the Middle East while in truth, those who preach hatred at home have caused more danger and hostility.

We sit with our heads bowed as if trying to summon spirits, while in truth struggling to see what's on our dinner plates.

He suggests the "great unwashed" will be lulled into thinking it's safe to ignore the constitution, while in truth Eurocrats will "get back to the serious work of bringing it into force.

For instance, when you restrict the more self-regulatory child, he may follow your rules and appear to have a fine relationship with food, while in truth he feels ashamed that he secretly wants those restricted foods even though you are praising him for not eating them.

The caveat here is that the modelling appears to be hinged on mobile display-style ads, while in truth it's not known what Facebook will do when it comes to formats; and several reports have pointed to them first opting for something altogether different — sponsored stories.

Like any good bubble, this belief– while rooted in truth– gets pushed to unhealthy levels.

And while there is, in truth, no such thing as national character, certain traits have been discernible in Greece since the election returned Syriza to government.

In truth, while there was a reaction, while Valencia might just about have had the chances to earn a draw, "playing like that" wasn't only in the first half.

In truth, while Russians have more experience with winter, they are not necessarily much better at cleaning up after it.

In truth, while we're sure Lauren had plenty of help, it's also not wholly unbelievable that she did much of it herself.