5+ sentence examples found: 1. A superstition commonly believed to be true is that walking under a ladder brings bad luck.2. A gullible person may accept the story of someone else as Prima Facie, believing it to be true without evidence.
1. A superstition commonly believed to be true is that walking under a ladder brings bad luck.
2. A gullible person may accept the story of someone else as Prima Facie, believing it to be true without evidence.
3. The defendant’s assertion he shot in self-defense can hardly be true when his alleged attacker was forty feet away and unarmed.
4. I am always a skeptic when it comes to buying too good to be true products on television.
5. Oracular predictions proved to be true as the medium knew that Donald Trump would be elected president.
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