Sentence examples for a reflection of the truth from inspiring English sources

It's a reflection of the truth.

Nor do I presume that where I point my camera and take a picture is a reflection of the absolute truth.

Rather, it makes sense to analyze The Fly as a reflection of the central truth from which these and other tragedies spring: how the body and mind are connected, and how they define one another.

Understand that these questions, while often useful in a practical way, are, at their core, illusion, and necessarily ignore a person's free will; they are an attempt to approach a reflection of truth -- the "verbal" truth.

The truth is that schools, although a reflection of the communities they serve, remain marginalized when it comes to their impact on family life.

What we consider to be truth is often just a reflection of the power structure, a single narrative propounded by a privileged class that must be countered by alternative narratives.

But if the ancient descriptions of the tomb are even a pale reflection of the truth, that amount of masonry is unlikely to have wandered far.

Oh it's so easy to appeal to the public's sense of "what worked for me", even if the memory is not a true reflection of the truth.

That Pamuk has generated such an intense backlash is undeniably a reflection of the novelist's unmatched and abiding ability to speak imaginative truth to hard power.

The truth might be simpler, and closer to home: it was simply a reflection of the fast-globalising world he observed.

The truth is that Google's manipulation of its secretive artificial algorithm isn't just a reflection of the paranoia of its less powerful rivals in the search business or my own admittedly highly anecdotal adventures in self-googling.