Sentence examples for abiding truth from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lively is the founder and president of Abiding Truth Ministries.

And maybe that's why I don't like history books: for all their facts, there is often no coherent or abiding "truth".

I was given a battered copy by an older friend and, even before I read it, knew that it carried within its pages some deep, abiding truth about youth, freedom and self-determination.

Finding yourself "on your own / with no direction home / like a rolling stone" becomes not merely a fall from grace, but also a confrontation with an abiding truth about human existence, and through that a release from fear and inhibition and artifice.

Since the census allocates political power as much as it sketches a portrait of the country, there is another abiding truth that flows out of the 2000 census: the answers to these questions will be worked out by politicians and interest groups, rather than scientists and demographers.

His Abiding Truth Ministries provides meals and movies for the homeless and hosts about 45 people at Sunday services.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — In the rhythm of life in the N.F.L., there are certain abiding truths.

Throughout the 1950s and 1960s they continued to wage war against Keynesian economics, certain that the abiding truths of classical economics would triumph in the end.

NARRATOR And so Cristina and Maria Elena continued their sapphic love in a way not only concordant with beauty's abiding truths but also stimulating to any ageing film-makers who, and I'd like to make it plain, have chosen to stay well out of this picture, not even granting themselves their customary surrogate character.

Mr. Brown also called on Drew Faust, president of Harvard, "to immediately correct the record with the relevant federal agencies and uphold Harvard's 400-year-old 400-year-old 400-year-oldhe tradition

It is an abiding, inescapable truth.