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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a ray of truth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small amount of truth or honesty in a situation that may otherwise be misleading or false.
Example: "In a sea of lies, her confession was a ray of truth that illuminated the darkness."
Alternatives: "a glimmer of truth" or "a spark of honesty."
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He sets out to "illuminate hearts and minds with a ray of truth".
After a few years of paying attention to gadgets, I've been able to suss out what's total garbage and what has a ray of truth.
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Finally, a ray of light".
Herein lies a ray of hope.
And I see a ray of hope.
Another called her "a ray of sunshine".
There is a ray of hope, though.
There is a ray of sunshine here.
"People looking for a ray of hope".
Mr. Fowler found a ray of consolation.
But then, a ray of sun appeared.
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