Sentence examples for Paragon of truth from inspiring English sources
Who cares that she is anti-Semitic and racist, she is a paragon of — truth?
Indeed, for every voter who sees the Guardian as a trusted voice, there is another who sees the Australian as a paragon of truth – even a few who trust both outlets.
This won't stop the tongues from wagging about it as if the gossip from the dozens of the unnamed sources cited on the purported inner workings of the White House is the paragon of truth and accuracy.
Not all pro forma numbers currently disclosed are paragons of truth.
Meanwhile, phony memoirists get hailed (initially) on Oprah, and gasbag talk-show actors (they are not journalists, by a long shot) become millionaires as paragons of truth.
Democrats spent two years circling the wagons around Mueller, casting him as a paragon of virtue, an unassailable arbiter of truth, worrying endlessly that Trump might fire him.
Americans may consider Canada a paragon of boring stability, but the truth is that the unity of French and English Canada has always been tenuous, held together by a series of fragile compromises and occasionally threatened by violence.
(This exchange has been quoted as an example of Walker's "fearlessness," with Walker depicted in the press as the art community's very own Sojourner Truth, a paragon of black righteousness in a corrupt white world — an image that Walker, who has said that she occasionally feels like "somebody's pet project," is very much aware of).
In his eight years in office, Barack Obama has been no paragon of good, but this grating, post-truth election cycle makes it hard not to look back on his term with some fondness.
