Sentence examples for Core of truth from inspiring English sources

The myth has staying power because there is a tiny core of truth within it.

The stories of Taliban cruelty were so many that one felt there was a core of truth in them.

"No matter how he stuffs his readers with verbiage, it never amounts to a core of truth," he said.

Mr. Ross's version of "I Can Dream, Can't I?" finds a core of truth in a ballad that nobody else has uncovered.

It's fine to play with that and exaggerate – that's what makes it funny – but there has to be that core of truth".

The whole tendency of serious modernism, he claimed, was to strip various art forms down and reduce them to a philosophical core of truth.

At the core of this truth -- as with most truths in physics -- is an equation: v = square root (g times h), where v is the wave's velocity, g is the force of gravity and h is the depth of the water.

He said it was necessary to deal with the perception of abuse to which that was "a core element of truth" about benefits tourism.

Howard Gardner, Hobbs Professor of Cognition and Education, is revisiting how postmodern cynicism and the cyber age has threatened the core virtues of truth, beauty, and goodness in a three-part, weekly lecture series.

The Tractarian conceptions of genuine (contingent) propositions and the (original and) core concept of truth are used to construct theories of logical and mathematical 'propositions' by contrast.

In the concluding segment of the article, Christians scientists who work for companies involved in genetic engineering and who believe in the bible's core message of truth and justice are enjoined to "become whistle-blowers and conscientious objectors" to any research in the field.