Examples of 'said it was true' in a sentence
Meaning of "said it was true"
said it was true - Indicates that someone stated that a particular statement or assertion is accurate or valid
How to use "said it was true" in a sentence
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said it was true
And the doctors said it was true.
Tom said it was true.
Jason smiled and said it was true.
He said it was true that God had to be considered.
And my dad said it was true.
Because I asked him and he admitted it and Josh said it was true.
The patients said it was true.
You said it was true love, so we had to wait.
Yet the AAUW said it was true.
Burns also said it was true that the long-term effects of vaping are unknown.
I asked my parents if it was a lie, but they said it was true.
My father said it was true.
Probably true, because my Science teacher said it was true.
David said it was true.
I talked to Dean, and he said it was true.
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Mr YANUKOVYCH said it was true that effective dialogue was of paramount importance.
I was not really me, it was F But she said it was true although invented.
Ms. Ahokas said it was true that immigrant women were in a very vulnerable position.
The girl 's mother said it was true.
Ms. KEM ( Cameroon ) said it was true that abortion was a crime in Cameroon.
DT, last week, your campaign manager said it was true.
Nakamura said it was true.
Said it was true ♪ that it couldn't be me Maybe it's true.
Then he said it was true.
When I asked Banri-san, he said it was true at first.
Nelson said it was true.
Or, at least, he said it was true.
You know, when you said it was true love with you and the plumber.
But Linda said it was true.
Hey, you know, when you said it was true love with you and the plumber.
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