To tell the truth, he is still under sixty.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

There is a certain amount of truth in what he's saying.

At last he found out the truth.

It's ingenuous of you to believe what he says.＝You're ingenuous to believe what he says.

He disputes even the facts.

What he says is true in a sense.

He admitted the truth of the account.

He put a query against [by, next to] the word “true."

He speaks as if he knows the truth.

He knows the truth of the matter.

He affirmed that the statement was true.

He valued truth above all else.

He put truth before anything else.

His witness is approximate to the truth.

He acknowledged it as true.

He gave a bald statement of the facts.

He was constrained to tell the truth.

There's not a vestige of truth in what he says.

This manifests the truth of his statement.

He said the story was true―as, indeed, it is―and so, indeed, it is.

He believes that the story is true.

His theory has been sustained by the facts.

He said the story was true; as indeed, it is―and so, indeed, it is.

He said it was true; as, indeed, it proved―and so, indeed, it proved.

He is determined to uncover the truth.

He solemnly affirmed the statement to be true.

What he says is true in a sense.

His statement [evidence] tallies [fits in] with the facts.

He will learn the facts in the course of time.

He seemed to conceal the fact.

He disputed (the truth of) the statement.