Sentence examples for argues truth from inspiring English sources

In every case, he argues, truth consists in correctness or "rectitude".

As Lakoff and Johnson argue, "Truth is always relative to a conceptual system that is defined in large part by metaphor".

But in his last, "Truth and Truthfulness" (2002), he sought to speak plainly, and took on the post-modern, politically correct notion that truth is merely relative, particularly as it is expressed in the work of by his former colleague Richard Rorty, who argues that truth is dispensable and that its pursuit is a form of substitute religion and as such a delusion.

Propositions, Collingwood argues, have truth values.

Clement argues that truth, justice and goodness can be seen only by the mind, not the eye; faith is a way of accessing the unseeable.

In Sharma's case, he argues several truths we should have learned by now, if only by reading Krugman or remaining semi-alert.

Most industry insiders would argue the truth is more boring.

The broadcaster is not appearing in the proceedings and has not sought to argue the truth of the allegations, made in April 2007 by a silhouetted figure referred to on air as Pyotr.

You can actually argue the truth of that statement (many big businesses in America are reaping record profits and sitting on gigantic cash reserves), but the politics of it was awful.

Those who argue that truth is relative on this basis, says Twardowski, make a mistake.

Thus, it might be argued the truth of 'S remembers that p' requires that the subject bear the remembering relation to a fact, rather than a proposition.