Sentence examples for a perfect truth from inspiring English sources

A perfect truth, one completely faithful to reality, would thus have to be one which did not abstract from reality at all; and this means that it would have to be identical with the whole of reality and accordingly no longer even a judgment.

Given that we as organic beings also fit into this natural order, nature has laid out a course of perfect truth for each of us to find within ourselves.

"We have nothing, and we are nobodies," she concluded, with the others nodding in agreement as if they had just heard a concise rendering of perfect truth.

The fact that we can never achieve perfection -- perfect justice, perfect truth, or whatever -- doesn't mean we should abandon our search for justice and truth, does it?

Or am I just shoehorning meaning into our exchanges, because it's comforting to believe that somewhere in the universe there are definitive answers to things, that there's a perfect, knowable truth, even if it's only a fleeting instinct in the mind of a dog?

Table S4 summarizes the Cramér's V-statistic [27] of the various models, and includes a perfect predictor ("truth") model for direct evaluation of the models.

They wanted perfect love, and even more fervently, it seems, they wanted perfect truth.

First, they could hedge their bets and move away from classifying memoirs as documents of perfect truth.

Perfect truth, perfect honesty, perfect candor, were qualities of her character which were born with her.

That this perfect truth is so difficult to accept is testimony to how effective the Big Lie has become.

Collectively they are filled with sensitivity and rich with captured moments of perfect truths that reflect the artistry and empathy of the filmmakers.