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It is quite true she is noiseless but so is a corpse ... " Athens consisted of four tribes , taking in the whole people , both of the city and of the territory ; not so gathered by Theseus into one town , as to exclude the country , but to the end that there might be some capital of the commonwealth : though true it be , that the congregation , consisting of the inhabitants within the walls , was sufficient to all intents and purposes , without those of the country . Well , that 's true because we're getting into a political season , and it 's true that the critics are saying that . And this sentence is clearly true - - and we can say that it is true without being committed to the being of Pegasus . But then she would expand her answer to add that it may be true she is lacking a comfortable bathroom , but what about the seven Stafford families who lost their entire homes as a result of the logging-caused mudslide ? All songs are co-written by Brian Howe , and for a first venture into this genre , the lyrics are mellow , emotional and ring true without being maudlin . You call me your master ; it is true you were entrusted to my care . " Well , we know that 's not true because we're sitting here , because they're not . " I beg to say , that I declare none but God to be the Creator of all men , however true it be that all are born in sin , and must perish unless born again . The answer is that this is one of many things which are obviously true without being capable of technical demonstration . " Both statements , of course can be true without being causally related : Roosevelt 's efforts to make the magnanimity argument probably did not shorten the war ; the Nazi propagandists certainly did try to make the most of it until the last , though this is unlikely to have made any real difference in the manic last months of fighting . How true she is , and never swerves . They should always have either some personal application or some merit of expression , if they are to be true without being commonplace-two requirements not always satisfied simultaneously .