Sentence examples for a given truth from inspiring English sources

However, correspondence theorists tend to move comfortably from talk about a given truth to talk about the fact it corresponds to a move that signals commitment to (a).

One attitude toward ways of testing truth claims can be called cultural traditionalism, which allows appeals to tradition, faith, authority, scripture, and revelation as the means for assessing a given truth claim.

Taking into account that God himself cannot begin or cease actually to know or will something, and thus He cannot change from knowing that p to knowing that not-p (where p is a given truth), nor from volition to non-volition or vice versa (ibid., p. 335; cf. also De volucione Dei, chap. 3, p. 149), the logical result is that in Wyclif's world nothing may happen purely contingently.

"The philosophers have always given truth a bill of divorce, by separating what nature has joined together and vice versa" (N III, 40: 3–5).

In the transmissive mode of teaching, knowledge is a "set of given truths" as opposed to the transformative teaching's definition of knowledge as "students' conceptual growth and change" (ASIST website, n.d).

During the robbery, Donald Dundun killed a bodyguard — giving truth to Strangler Bob's prediction.

And it seems that Coulter, the former editor of the Cornell Law Review -- who makes a fortune by giving truth a face-lift -- isn't bothered that Breitbart might ultimately be responsible for compromising his credibility as a legitimate source of information.

According to Maher, the cognitive utility of a proposition A, given that Ci is the truth, is identical to the cognitive utility of accepting the proposition in those circumstances.

But it is worth giving truth a chance.

The first one is two-level logic minimization or finding a minimum DNF formula consistent with a given complete truth table (TT-MinDNF).

Which gave truth to the adage "less is more".