Sentence examples for a new truth from inspiring English sources

It is possible that the story already has enough momentum to become a new truth, and that future Shakespeare news items will appear under a picture of the Greek physician Dioscorides just as many, thanks to the last of these "newly discovered picture of Shakespeare" stories, now appear under a picture of Sir Thomas Overbury.

His eyes focused with what seemed to be surprise at a new truth.

Then, inconveniently for the world but conveniently for the nuclear-power industry, a new truth intruded.

But it also acknowledges a new truth: the device itself has become the furniture.

The aim is not to find a new truth; the aim is "gotcha".

He wanted to wake the American public up to what he saw as a "new truth" in art.

Before You Do the Task, You Might … Extension Activity Argumentative Writing National: "That Cuddly Kitty is Deadlier Than You Think" Common Core Standards: RI2, RI4, RI7,W1, W4, W9, W10,RH1 In a new report, scientists have identified a shocking new truth: cats are far deadlier than anyone realized.

The numbers reveal a sudden new truth — that innovative, energy-saving and energy-producing technology is now cheap enough for everyday use.

She seemed to sneak looks at me, as though I might discover a horrible new truth if our eyes should meet.

For all the adorable images of cats that play the piano, flush the toilet, mew melodiously and find their way back home over hundreds of miles, scientists have identified a shocking new truth: cats are far deadlier than anyone realized.

However, a drastic plot twist at the end of the tale opens to her an amazing new truth: beauty, that provides meaning to our lives.