This is the most common phrase that comes up in conversations about writing. To be fair, most people who say this are not writing, but are writing a paper, etc. (I know I sure am.) Since this phrase is not actually a question, I’d like to know what it means.

The meaning varies, but it usually comes down to “If I write it out, it should be true” or “If I write it out, it should be right”. People often use the word “true” to mean “correct” and I’m not sure if that’s always right.

True means “correct” in the sense that it has no errors or flaws. It is not used as much as it is used by writers to mean correct, but it is a common way to say “right” in a writing context. But its usage is definitely not restricted to writing contexts.

There are a lot of people who use this expression. It means what you are saying is correct, except you have a slightly different meaning and I would expect you to use it more.

The expression boolean does have a lot of variations. Sometimes, it is used as a shorthand to denote a statement that contains a truth value. Sometimes, it is used to denote a statement that is true or false. Sometimes, it is used to denote a statement that is unknown or undeterminable. Sometimes, it is used to denote a statement that is true or false. As a final example, it can be used to denote a statement that is correct but unknown to the speaker.

Using the Boolean expression as a shorthand means that the expression is true if, and only if, the statement is true. In other words, if some value is true, the Boolean expression is true. In this example, if some value is true, the expression is true.

It is true that there are no words in the English language that are used to express true and false. It is true that, while we can and do use the term true, false, and false, we can use the term true incorrectly. It is true that we use the term true incorrectly. In other words, if some value is true, the Boolean expression is true. In this example, if some value is true, the statement is true.

When we use the Boolean expression, the language that we’re working with is the language of algebra. We can use the Boolean expression to express and compare two values. For example, the truth table tells us that the Boolean expression is true if and only if x is true, and x is false if and only if x is false.

When we say that some value is true, we mean that it is the same as the truth value. So in this example, if some value is true, we mean it is the same as the truth value.

In programming, you can use a Boolean expression to tell whether a given condition is true or false. For example, we can use it to make a function that tests whether a given expression is true or false. For example, we could write a function that checks whether the expression “x is true” is true. Notice that our function doesn’t care what x is. We might write a function that checks whether the expression “x is false” is true.