Sentence examples for all the truth from inspiring English sources

After all, the truth is a dangerous thing.

(Her credo was "Tell all the Truth but tell it slant").

After all, the truth is that doctors don't know why Ritalin works.

Once and for all, the truth is out: a healthy tan does not exist.

"Tell all the truth but tell it slant," as the poet Emily Dickinson put it.

I have nothing but contempt for your sanctimonious, arrogant, false assumption that you have the blueprint of all the Truth.

"Lady Sings the Blues" may not be the whole truth, it may not even be nothing but the truth, but it's all the truth that 1956 could handle.

The newspaper shall tell ALL the truth so far as it can learn it, concerning the important affairs of America and the world.

Religion, like science, closes minds when it leads people openly, or secretly, to declare, "We have all the truth we need.

While I seldom speak negatively about my birth parents to you -- we rarely discuss them at all -- the truth is that my feelings towards them change often.

Although formulas with numerous vertical lines may quickly become visually confusing and hard to parse, it is straightforward to prove that  ∣  alone is sufficiently expressive to define all the truth-functions.