Sentence examples for agent of truth from inspiring English sources

Each considers himself a selfless agent of truth and justice, acting in the best interests of Denmark and its king.

This image of Garry as the irresponsible artist not only conflicts with the notion of him as the play's agent of truth; it also ignores the resilience of the commercial theatre, which Coward himself symbolised, in the postwar era.

The previous rule states that "all girls are men and all kids are undercover FBI agents", which contains a grain of truth.

But that same afternoon, FBI agents had wrung a modicum of truth from Mitchell.

This is par for the course in a Hollywood that uses pop culture to turn government agents into heroes and seekers of truth, justice and ecological sanity into evildoers".

The testimony of everyone from historians to FBI agents aside, what if there's a germ of truth to what they allege?

The government experimented with it in World War II as an agent to extract information from enemy spies, which is how it got the moniker of truth serum.

Moment of truth.

Fountain of truth?

Endless truths destroy the notion of truth.

The moment of truth.