Sentence examples for accepting the truth that from inspiring English sources

"The Boston incident confirms to the Americans the extent of their lying and tricking of themselves and their arrogance from accepting the truth that is as bright as the sun, which is that they are not facing individuals, organizations or groups, but they are facing an uprising" by a Muslim world "that rose in jihad to defend its soul, dignity and capabilities".

In the anguished days that followed, as she moved toward accepting the truth that her husband was dead, Mrs. Ramos began weaving what she had learned about Victor into a torturous tableau of what-ifs.

But it does indicate that many Israelis accept the truth that should be shouted from the rooftops of Jerusalem, Ramallah and Washington: There is no possibility of ending the nightmare we share with the Palestinians unless the United States takes on an active role as even-handed mediator.

Belief in the existence of this supposed land of plenty persisted well into the 18th century; explorers were reluctant to accept the truth that slowly emerged, of a cold, harsh environment in the lands of the Southern Ocean.

Prepare to accept the truth that is handed instead of forcing oneself to believe something that is not.

Part of what it means to lose a parent early: You never accept the truth that they are dead.

He said: "We have to accept the truth: that consumers are driving the demand for animal body parts, for art, for trinkets, or for medicine.

He tried and failed to become a minister, and then, finally, at his brother Theo's urging, in 1879 accepted the truth that the one thing in life he did well was paint and draw.

It's easy to see why he bridles too, because if he accepts the truth that his algorithms function no more objectively than a human editor, then he bears responsibility for their choices.

A Salon article by the writer Laura Miller saw the self-avowed Lovecraft fan write that "we need to be able to accept the truth that even great artists – greater ones than Lovecraft, certainly – have their ugly sides, and that ugliness can be inextricable from their greatness.

Having finally accepted the truth that my father is gone, I am surrendering my resistance as well.