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Meanings of be any truth in English

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Usage of be any truth in English
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He wondered if there could be any truth in that idle rumor.
Every Man for Himself
2
I mean that truth, if there be any truth, needs no martyrs.
Androcles and the Lion
3
Could there be any truth in what St. John Ruthven had said?
Young Captain Jack; Or, The Son of a Soldier
4
If there be any truth in our religion, are we not all bad?
The Prime Minister
5
Could there be any truth in these words, or were they mere fancies?
The Living Link: A Novel
6
Tell me, can there be any truth in his gloomy predictions?
The Parisians — Volume 08
7
But, Sir, if there be any truth in the story, what is he?
Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 7
8
Indeed, in such a blind tumult of passion, could there be any truth?
In the Days of the Comet
9
Could there be any truth in the statement, she wondered?
Ten American Girls from History
10
And then one began to wonder if there could be any truth in the old legend.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
11
If there be any truth in the matter, Monsieur Pascal, doubtless, knows more than Madame Ogé.
The Hour and the Man, An Historical Romance
12
That is incredible; and yet, if there be any truth in it, what a terrible position!
The Shadow of the Rope
13
I know not whether there can be any truth in the legend, but that is their belief.
Masters of the Guild
14
If there be any truth in morals, or in the doctrine of affinities, be assured that this is so.
The Home Mission
15
You hear rumours, too, of great impending military scandals-Godknows whether there be any truth in them or not.
The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume II
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Could there be any truth in her questioning of the motives actuating the man who had sent us here?
Gordon Craig, Soldier of Fortune
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