11.   Between such extremes, the saying goes that the truth usually lies somewhere in the middle.

12.   But the larger point is that the Penguin biographers are not cliometricians, academic historians for whom the truth lies not in the tale but in tables and graphs.

13.   But their work on Monday suggested that the truth lies somewhere in the middle.

14.   But the truth lay elsewhere, and as recent events show, the truth has a way of exacting a heavy price.

15.   But truth lies in action, not words, and the actions of Strange and European captain Sam Torrance speak more clearly.

16.   Historians have concluded the truth lies somewhere in between the two extremes.

17.   In reality, the truth lies somewhere in between.

18.   In polling theory, the truth lies not in any one poll but amid the preponderance of polls.

19.   It is true that nobody likes a cocky person, but truth also lies in the fact that you can be proud without overdoing it.

20.   Maybe the truth lies in between.