Sentence examples for a different truth from inspiring English sources

And when it comes to religion, everyone has a different truth -- not only differing from Protestant to Jew to Muslim to Catholic to Hindu, but even within each group, from Orthodox to Conservative to Reform to Reconstructionist; and further from individual man, to individual woman, to individual child.

But the son seeks a different truth.

But a different truth was being revealed on the court.

The mortgage crisis has revealed a different truth.

On the operations side, however, a different truth is emerging.

AM: Same wood, different aims, to create a different truth.

What is contingent, in the corresponding sense, could have had from the beginning a different truth-value, though it may well lack a power to change its truth-value from that which it actually has.

In overturning the historical assumptions of genre painting, Cézanne is telling us a pointedly different truth from theirs, a story of strength and solidity.

"We establish a reality for ourselves, and you start to convince yourself that that reality is the truth, but actually you could look at that reality in a different way and realize that there is a completely different truth occupying that same space," he says.

The child Clover may believe that the book on her shelf with "Love from Mummy" written into it is a precious memento, but her father knows that there is a quite different truth behind the inscription.

However, they will find a very different truth when they go home to their Congressional districts.