Sentence examples for as does the truth from inspiring English sources

Green responsibility – as does the truth – hurts.

The truth sets in slowly, as do the consequences for telling the truth.

The alchemy of what happens in the process of writing began to obsess me, as did the idea of novelstic truth.

That, at least, is the comic-strip version, but it has the ring of truth, as does the last page of the story, in which Man Ray weeps when he hears that Kiki is dead at the age of 51, the artist alone in his studio, but surrounded by the artworks he had made of the woman who finally slipped out of his grasp.

This suggests some kind of deflationist view of truth, as does the fact that the Stoics identify true assertibles with facts, but define false assertibles simply as the contradictories of true ones (S. E. M 8.85).

These fabrications offer truths, as does the documentary evidence.

As much as we might romanticize the steeplechase (think young Elizabeth Taylor in National Velvet) and racetracks as Damon Runyon did, the truth about the welfare of horses used for sport is mixed at best.

Only in old age and once more as a private citizen did the truth catch up with him.

The cold war and the anti-Communist crusade overshadowed my high school and college years as did the uncovering of the monstrous truth of the Holocaust and the beginning of the terror of the atomic era.

It seems safe to infer that filial guilt had its role in the creation of "Truth," as did the wish to honor an existence that the world at large would consider unremarkable.

Material on his debut album, +, had an obsession with promoting his allegiance to reality ("Selling CDs from my rucksack aiming for the majors/Nationwide tour with Just Jack/Still had to get the bus back"), and his Twitter feed is a constant source of disarming truths, such as "doing the Victoria secrets fashion show tonight and I'm eating a Greggs sausage roll in the dressing room".