Sentence examples similar to while partly true from inspiring English sources

But to boil it down to "stupid people are angry and also racist," while definitely partly true, is to miss a lot of the bullshit that made The Donald's latest presidential bid possible.

While that's partly true, where it can hurt you a little bit more is the migration of advertising domestically from people that are watching traditional TV over cable.

While that is partly true, there have been numerous advances in the culinary field for astronauts in recent years.

People assume we're just running wild right now and while that's partly true, we are also very dedicated to each other.

Society tells us happiness and success or directly correlated and while that's partly true, I've learned real happiness comes from here human connection".

And while that's partly true, what's more true is that part of your day should be devoted to something that makes you feel good.

While this parallel is partly true of the Palestinians as a group, it fits Said exceptionally well.

While that may be partly true, it ignores the nagging concern that King's Sainsbury's does not make as much money as it should.

But while this may be partly true, it's not the whole truth.

Worse yet, Diocesan representatives like to imply that individual schools are to blame for their own mismanaged funds, and while this may be partly true, the church itself rarely accepts responsibility for the continued debacle of school closings that it is witnessing in every diocese around the country.

While this is no doubt partly true, Americans also drink plenty of beer, most of which is at least mildly bitter.