Sentence examples for an objective truth from inspiring English sources

This is the central conceit of originalism — that "original meaning" is an objective truth, a fact found in archives, or discerned from dictionaries.

"If there were an objective truth to social and economic laws," Vattimo points out with a twinkle, "democracy would be an utterly irrational choice".

I get 10 different people to say "I love you" – three words, an objective truth – and yet each time it is spoken it is different.

Or else to conclude that it is not possible to determine an objective truth about any event, either recent or historical.

If postmodernism teaches that there are many truths, or perhaps no truth, postmodern medicine teaches the opposite: that an objective truth will explain a patient's symptoms, if we look for it with the right tools.

"It's such a uniquely American thing to think that science can provide an objective truth, but no one has an answer to these kinds of questions," said Phoebe's mother, Elizabeth Berger.

For this problem to be "solvable", the Continuum Hypothesis must have an objective truth-value despite being independent of standard ZFC set theory.

There just isn't a known, objective, truth against which to calibrate our modeling.

They do not mirror a strictly objective truth and are seen as transferable to other contexts [ 36].

In order to develop an understanding of objective truth, one must be able to triangulate with others, to talk to others about the world, and hence all believers must be language users.

If human rights are to be protected in a 21st century increasingly shaped by non-Western actors like China and the so-called Shiite axis from Lebanon to Central Asia, then a belief in objective truth grounded in universal human nature is critical.