Sentence examples for Seed of truth from inspiring English sources

Tarrant's hyperbole contains a seed of truth.

I don't think in my life I've ever written a story which does not have some little root, some little seed of truth or observation.

Somewhere deep in all this lies a tiny seed of truth, but it is too often buried in a bed of bunk.Japanese social and business interactions are famously not contact sports, but the obvious exception is the rush-hour trains.

Here we have two fresh rumors with one having a seed of truth while the other is 'out there'.

I soon discovered that this article contained only a tiny seed of truth, surrounded by a mountain of anti-vaccine misinformation.

He was planting a very important seed of truth inside kids' heads.

As with most myths, these contain seeds of truth.

There are few others as adept as Irving at harvesting lies from seeds of truth.

We must plant the seeds of truth with the next generation, and in doing so they shall change their own nuclear families for the better.

The book takes seeds of truth from my family's story, so it's personal in that way, but I also had to throw the doors open and find my own way to tell it, my own way of settling up with history, which turned out to be a rather profound experience.

He claimed to derive the general principles "from certain seeds of truth" that are innate in the mind (6:64).