Examples of 'is there some truth' in a sentence

is there some truth: This phrase is often used to question the accuracy or validity of a statement or claim, suggesting a need for further investigation or verification

Is that pop psychology or is there some truth to it?

Or is there some truth behind these stories?

Is it an old-wives tale or is there some truth to it?

But is there some truth to this fiction?

Is that story just made up, or is there some truth to it?

Is there some truth to all the horror stories?

Are they all lying, or is there some truth to their claims?

Is there some truth in the stories going around about you?

Are those perceptions correct or not, or is there some truth to them?

Is there some truth to the idea that the daughter hurt herself?

Again, is this simply local folklore or is there some truth behind it?

However, is there some truth to this obsession with bypass capacitor placement?

Listen, is it a made-up story, or is there some truth to it?

Is there some truth to her father's ramblings?

Is that story just made-up, or is there some truth to it?

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