Sentence examples for aspects of the same truth from inspiring English sources

For being and emptiness in the Buddhist understanding are two intertwining aspects of the same truth.

Whether an appropriate notion of "having the same truth conditions" can be worked out is controversial.

In typed theories of truth, only the truth of sentences not containing the same truth predicate is provable, thus avoiding the paradoxes by observing Tarski distinction between object and metalanguage.

It will then become apparent that there is only one truth for Averroës, that of the religious law, which is the same truth that the metaphysician is seeking.

The seasonal classics demonstrate the same truth.

For example, when sentences of the form "p but q" and "p and q" both have truth values, they have the same truth value.

They both have the same truth-value, of course, but more importantly both express the same proposition.

Some of these truths say more than others, nonetheless they all have the same truth-maker.

There is truth to both perspectives, but they are focused on different aspects of the same process.

Stories by members of the same group should cover different aspects of the same topic.

The image as shock and the image as cliché are two aspects of the same presence.