Sentence examples for approaching truth from inspiring English sources

Science is not about being right or wrong, but about gradually approaching truth about the natural world.

Eristic, (from Greek eristikos, "fond of wrangling"), argumentation that makes successful disputation an end in itself rather than a means of approaching truth.

But not until the 17th-century Provençal abbot Pierre Gassendi was the system of Epicurus to rise again in its entirety this time, however, by approaching truth through faith.

The metamodernist negotiates between the reality of collapsing truth and the necessity of individual action by approaching truth as a locomotive and local metaphysicality with more than four dimensions but only one consequential (physical) author.

Maybe it is my way of approaching truth: to state something I think is true, then figure out why it's wrong, then try to find something more nuanced and figure out why that's wrong -- and then to keep burrowing deeper into that.

But perhaps they will come up with ideas on how the world can live with a new Germany in something approaching trust and truth.

Contemplating is a dual way of approaching the truth.

Approaching the truth of what happened with Father Maciel is complicated by the Vatican's secrecy about its own politics and internal decision making.

And once you get past my perhaps lame "Is a calorie a calorie" question, you can begin to see something approaching the truth.

But if you replace the word "views" in Mr Emerson's sentence with "period costume dramas" then you have something approaching a truth.

By using the state-of-the-art characterization techniques, tremendous progress has been made toward approaching the truth on what factors essentially govern the discrepancies between nanometals and their bulk counterparts.