However, they will find a very different truth when they go home to their Congressional districts.
The joke is, of course, any amount of digging will eventually reveal a very different truth than the one packaged and sold by the media masters, one in which the intellectual and social welfare (ahem) of the citizenry is the last thing on their greedy little minds.
However, in about the same years Travis (1975) and Searle (1979, 1980) pointed out that the semantic relevance of context might be much more pervasive, if not universal: intuitively, the same sentence type could have very different truth conditions in different contexts, though no indexical expression or structure appeared to be involved.
Discussions of how and why Mr. Obama's support narrowed over time have a Rashomon-like quality: different observers see very different truths.
In both his illustrations and poems Busch uses familiar fables, occasionally appropriating their morality and stories, spinning them to illustrate a very different and comic "truth", and bringing to bear his pessimistic view of the world and human condition.
So, rather than following a variant to the usual similarity pattern in the evaluation of ontic conditionals, Gabbay deploys a very different attitude regarding how to assess the truth conditions of such conditionals.
The Ivory Coast and Chelsea footballer Didier Drogba has been invited to join a very different 11-member team - his native country's truth and reconciliation commission.
The simple truth is, we both have a very different vision for America (Check this out... he actually cares about poor people!).
Mark Warner, the ranking Democrat, took a very different line, calling Comey "a straight shooter," who is "willing to to speak truth to power".
In truth, when Speed was filming, the city was in a very different place than the film advertises.
Of course, the flip side of living in a post-truth society is that, with social media, lying has a very different status now.
