Sentence examples for aspect of truth from inspiring English sources

A stereotype always has an aspect of truth to it, or it wouldn't be a stereotype.

If you're feeling at ease, try saying "something that is unexpected but also having this aspect of truth associated with it, and that makes people laugh because it is a new way to see things," Alley says.

I like the tradition of the way you tell a story: You can research, you can tell some aspect of truth.

"The clearer the artist, the more those images are recognized as true, or give an insight into some aspect of truth".

Credibility is concerned with the aspect of truth value.

The Mādhyamika doctrine of the two aspects of truth had a great influence upon other philosophical schools, including non-Buddhist traditions.

To assert the truth of sunyata, Nāgārjuna, the 2nd/3rd-century founder of the Mādhyamika (Middle View) school, expounded the two aspects of truth: the empirical truth (saṃvṛti-satya) and the ultimate real truth (paramārtha-satya).

To read the transcript of the trial of Mr. Butts (who once was caught jumping a turnstile, his only previous brush with the law) is to immerse oneself in the frightening reality of a criminal justice system gone haywire -- a system that simply closed its eyes to the most elementary aspects of truth and falsity, guilt and innocence.

Hence, whereas the normative aspects of truth seem characterized by unity, pluralism renders disunity.

In Zaitsev and Shramko 2013 it is demonstrated how ontological and epistemic aspects of truth values can be combined within a joint semantical framework.

By pointing out that some people choose deliberately to be untruthful for unjust gain he also addresses the moral aspects of truth.