Sentence examples for alone is true from inspiring English sources

(Sn 4.12) In the Yuktiṣaṣṭikāvṛtti (35), Candrakırti similarly raises the same question: "When the victorious (jīnas) have stated that nirvāṇa alone is true, what learned person will then imagine that the rest is not false?

If Rosenstock-Huessy can be said to have an epistemology which can be reproduced in one sentence, it is Goethe's 'What is fruitful, that alone is true', which is but a recasting of the biblical 'by their fruits you shall know them' (1968, 11).

Although the Cathari maintained that they alone were true Christians, their leaders, the "perfects," overtly denied many traditional Christian doctrines, such as the Incarnation of Christ (they taught a Docetist Christology, which maintained that Christ only appeared to assume the flesh).

Cynicism also grew in the public, with many asking if the official version of Oswald acting alone were true.

If additivity alone were true, however (and thus there is no epistasis for a given protein at all) then a rapid strategy for DE would be to synthesise all 20 L amino acid variants at each position (of a starting protein of length L) and pick the best amino acid at each position.

Is it because if Easter (let alone omnipotence) is true, Good Friday is kind of not so dramatic?

I've been told that if we get a written statement from her doctor that she is unable to live alone, which is true, that we can deduct the entire $4,200 per month.

He can't be helped by abstinence and prayer alone, as is true with most American teens.

This is even more evident if cardiovascular mortality is considered alone, and is true for both men (Carnethon et al 2003; Kurl et al 2003) and women (Gulati et al 2003; Mora et al 2003).

But in asserting with confidence that the Christian God and the Muslim God are actually different beings--let alone that one is "true" and the other "false --the asserters run into that obvious statement above.

Relying on the concepts of formal mathematics and linguistics, Radcliffe-Brown and other structuralists tried to determine whether in cultural anthropology it was possible to reveal that which "suggests the character of a system" beyond empirical reality and which "alone is the true object of science" (Lévi-Strauss).