The show uses the grandiosity and symbolic power of superhero stories to articulate truths about surviving abuse, and about the nature of abuse itself--including how people become abusers.
If they shed no new light, they do succeed in spotlighting some nicely re-articulated truths.
Some jokes are more than just surprising per se, because they articulate a truth about something in real life.
Simultaneously, however, Heidegger grew increasingly doubtful of the capacity of philosophy to articulate the "truth" of Being.
As writers of literary nonfiction, we seek to articulate the truth about people, personal experiences, and events.
Don fights back, fumbling to articulate the truth about his changing attitudes toward love, sex and women.
Surrealist director Luis Buñuel was the instrument it took to publicly articulate the truth about poverty in that city, that absence of love.
On an occasion such as this, however, it is both healthy and important to articulate fundamental truths.
As so often, George Osborne was the person in the room who articulated the truth, palatable or not.
T. S. Eliot articulated the truth, regarding all successful art, of a dissociation of "the man who suffers and the mind which creates".
But in admitting the false, Jack isn't necessarily articulating the truth; the confession strips him of one identity without revealing another.
