The phrase "a hidden truth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fact or reality that is not immediately obvious or is concealed from view.
Example: "In her novel, the protagonist discovers a hidden truth about her family's past that changes everything she thought she knew."
Alternatives: "an undisclosed fact" or "a concealed reality".
But a hidden truth lies beneath the joke.
It's not about authenticity, and it's not about a hidden truth.
For him, the world they pointed towards was a spiritual realm, a hidden truth.
It is not a hidden truth that some violent and self-destructive people crave an audience.
Len Dodd's gaze became more intense, as if to convey a hidden truth to me by mental telepathy.
Or maybe it is their own guilt, or the effects of a hidden truth they have worked hard to repress.
His De genealogia deorum gentilium ("On the Genealogy of the Gods of the Gentiles"), a scholarly interpretive compendium of Classical myth, was the first in a long line of Renaissance mythographies; it includes a celebrated defense of poetry as a medium of hidden truth, a stimulant to virtue, and a source of mental health.
So, a track like "Hidden Truth", while a little too on the nose for a track title, was me working with wanting to be out (uses a vocal sample that to me sounded like "It's true Mama").
There will always be someone waiting in the wings with an even juicier conspiracy theory, an even zanier hidden truth, an even more intricate data-unskewing method — and there's no longer any authority left to debunk any of it.
Archaeology as a search for hidden truth is a central theme of Michael Ondaatje's new novel, "Anil's Ghost," and was very much on his mind during a recent interview.
In 1997, her portrayal of Isha Diwan, a Gupt: The Hidden Truth, was lauded by critics and proved to be a major turning point in her career.
