Sentence examples for any of the truth from inspiring English sources

That was also difficult for me, especially at first, because it seemed so unlikely that Kissinger and his team would tell any of the truth.

First, human beings have a preconception of the good we call things good before understanding any of the truths of Stoic philosophy.

Would you have any idea of the truth of that? A. The point of such statistics is not that Grand Central is dangerous; it is not.

If popularity is any indication of the truth of her statement, Rally.org is the proof in the pudding.

New Birth continues to deny the obvious and it signifies a continuing reticence to tell any semblance of the truth in these matters.

But is any of it "the truth?" It reminds me of the elephant parable.

And, if we fail to ensure the trustworthiness of facts at any stage of the truth-seeking process, what do our ideals and principles of justice mean?

Any regime that is scared of the truth is not a regime that deserves any sort of respect.

"This agreement shall not in any way be construed as an admission by defendants or Owens of the truth of any allegations, or an admission of any unlawful acts or other liability whatsoever," the settlement states.

In this way, any atomic sentence receives one of the truth values true, false or undefined in the model.

No other living pop star is as aware of her origin, or of the truth that any origin is porous and multiple.