“Just because you know a thing is true in theory, doesn't make it true in fact.”

“One can be a true believer in anything: psychic ability, Christianity or, as Bertrand Russell classically suggested (with irony), in the fact there is a teapot orbiting the earth. I could believe any of those things with total conviction. But my conviction doesn't make them true. Indeed, it is something of an insult to the very truth I might hold dear to say that something is true just because I believe it is.”

“Some things, you know, if you say them, it makes them not true?”

“I know that to be a true fact because I read it in Heat magazine”

“Just because a man has died for it, does not make it true.”

“Just because it makes you feel uncomfortable doesn't mean it has to change. You know, I mean, Jesus was a white man too, but, you know, it's like — We have — He was a historical figure, that's a verifiable fact, as is Santa. I just want the kids at home to know that.”

“Just because something is convincing, that does not make it true. It is merely convincing.”

“Everything you say is boring and incomprehensible," she said, "but that alone doesn't make it true.”

“"You don't know very much about women, do you?" she said. "Women aren't interested in poets' dreams. They are interested in facts. It doesn't even matter whether the facts are true or not, as long as they match the other facts without leaving a rough seam."”

“The thing that you know to be true is the lie that will kill you.”