all too true
only too true

At the same time, what she had said to him was unfortunately all too true.

"All too true, such that now I am in greater difficulties than before. "

The play's racial attitudes ring all too true as well.

The near future may prove the stock market all too true a parallel.

Then he became serious, knowing that Bud's words were all too true.

But when I wake now, it's all too true - and the bed's empty by my side.

They were cautionary tales all too true, he would say.

That's baseball, Rivera said, and that was all too true for him yesterday.

Another part of her lie, but it was all too true now of him.

This scandal was soon proven all too true and corrected.

It is all too true that women still don't have the respect they deserve.

Although the effect is comic, it's a conclusion that rings all too true.

"Not that often, but all too true at times.

It was all too true, Sabrina thought, her heart wincing.

Lately, their dreams for a stronger yen have come all too true.

What he had said was all too true.

It could be all too true again today.

Stories that frightened adults, too, because some of them were all too true.

I fear it is all too true,' said the old gentleman sorrowfully, after looking over the papers.

Although this is our skit, it is all too true.

It's all too true, but most people aren't there to see it first-hand.

Her mother's warning had been all too true!

I fear that on health, as on other issues, that is all too true.

It is all too true that we are far behind other races of the System in all really important things."

Too funny, but quite appropriately sad because it is all too true.

And of course, as I knew, that is only too true.

It was only too true in her case, and she would rather die than tell anyone, ever.

This may be only too true, but if so, why advertise the fact?

The next week was to prove that statement only too true.

The first part of her prophecy was only too true.

The next day they found that the rumour was only too true.

For indeed, what he said was only too true.

Of course Bell couldn't know that his words would turn out to be only too true.

Our miserable experience tells us that is only too true of ourselves.

"It was only too true, for his own honor he would have slain us all."

The good equerry's fears proved only too true, as the king found out to his cost.

The newspaper stories about him are only too true."

"Indeed, child, what you say is only too true."

It was, he thought, probably only too true.

This is only too true, alas, although the eccentricities are no longer all that refreshing.

I'm afraid, my dear, it is only too true.

Everything she said was only too true.

"I was a fool," he stated plainly a fact which he now knew to be only too true.

It promises to explode some of the myths and disclose that some are only too true.

It's only too true that the Makenzies never throw anything away."

I am afraid that's only too true, Sam,' said Frodo.

Only too true were the words Ned Newton shouted to his chum.

Unfortunately (for I am fond of the old house in which I was born) it is only too true.

What Negoro said was only too true, even concerning Tom and his friends.

(IX, 1156-1157) The quarrel is only too true to life.