Sentence examples for aimed for truth from inspiring English sources
While Mr. Clapton's singing had a relatively new, pleasing roughness, he aimed for truth as always through his guitar.
I do believe that it is possible to aim for truth".
It is in the nature of belief, it is held, that it aims for truth.
One objection to the foregoing is that pragmatic arguments are, by and large, pointless because beliefs are, by their very nature, psychological states that aim for truth.
So aiming for truth, as opposed to warrant, does not point to a possible line of action, just as we have no measure of our approximation to truth other than increasing warrant.
A person ordinarily cannot believe a proposition that she takes to have a probability of less than one-half or whose probability is uncertain since such propositional attitudes do not aim for truth.
The foreword to Alceste, signed but perhaps not wholly authored by the composer, stands as a manifesto of operatic reform, aiming for "simplicity, truth and naturalness" in plot, language, and musical declamation and form, specifically rejecting the elaborate conventions of Metastasian opera seria.
They must aim for the truth.
"I think that reality exists and that it's knowable," he says, adding that Wikipedia aims not for truth with a capital T but for consensus.
She was aiming for a wider truth.
