Could the more complex truth be that if it wasn't so difficult to get to no one would bother going to see it?
An innocent sounding passage -- unless you happen to remember the far more complex truth.
Recalling the times in childhood when she would hear or overhear a more complex human truth, Sonenberg says "I would have goose bumps.
"And there is always more, more knowledge, deeper more complex truths, more to know … there is always a better story just out of reach so you keep going until the program has to be broadcast then you have a sleep and wake up and say 'What's next?' "But then it is also true that I am shocked by lazy people".
If only to appropriate student loans rationally, we must also recognize distinctions between professions, the mastery of which requires learning many and perhaps more complex truths, and professions that one can master more easily.
JRR Tolkien referred to his invention of The Lord of the Rings as the creation of a 'true myth' - and to accept the need we have for myth as well as science is to allow a more complex notion of truth than mere correspondence to empirical facts.
The danger of opting for the storyline over a more complex and present truth is this: When we make up stories, we create an alternate reality.
Nigeria has a terrible image – as a land of email scammers, obscene corruption and religious bigotry and violence – but the stereotypes only tell part of a more complex, and often more attractive, truth.
Having inducted him into the secrets of sex, she does eventually let him into a more complex and painful secret, the truth about marriage as habit, safety and passionless comfort.
But the truth reflects a more complex battle driven by legislative competition, policy differences and the limits of identity politics in a chamber where women's numbers and power are increasing.
