Sentence examples for Which is truth from inspiring English sources

Which is, truth be told, where Disaster! was birthed, swaddled, and appreciated enough to convince erstwhile producers to blow it up--and I use those words advisedly--for Broadway, with a $135 top ticket price and premium seats, as they say, available.

Our mission is 'veritas', which is truth," Gilbert told the Washington Times.

There's a great line from E. B. White about humor — that it, like poetry, plays "close to the big hot fire, which is Truth.

— The floor of the broadcast booth at KXZI radio, which is, truth be told, really just Scott Johnston's front porch, slopes gently down toward the yard, as 90-year-old farmhouse porches tend to do.

But at his best he captured what many Americans really felt and desired -- and many now feel and desire -- which is truth on a level deeper than surface appearance.

Above all, brands should not forget the most essential ingredient to authenticity, which is truth.

They could grant that some propositions do have autonomous warrant which is truth-conducive and that all other propositions depend for some of their warrant upon those basic propositions.

For it has been an abiding feature of Armstrong's world view that we are obliged to acknowledge not only states affairs, which are truth makers, but also properties and relations, constituents of states of affairs, which aren't.

This is especially true when it comes to feelings, which are truths of a very special nature.

"We denounce UNESCO and uphold our truth, which is the truth".

When we practice listening, it becomes easier to detect which voice is truth and which one is not.