Real reporting, which is about the best attainable version of the truth, [is] what you see in Spotlight.
He said: "I think that today, too many people are not interested in the best attainable version of the truth.
But despite slick tactics to convince skeptical Americans that "victory" is attainable in Iraq, the truth is that after three years of being misled by the president about the run-up to war and its current status, the American public no longer accepts the bill of goods sold by Dr. Feaver and other Bush sympathizers.
A pragmatic philosophical approach was used for the study as it challenges the notion of a single absolute truth being attainable [ 42- 44]; it proposes that truth is subjective and variable rather than absolute.
There are areas of insight-oriented therapy, for example, where exact historical truth is neither attainable nor necessary.
Whatever the correct reading of this particular statement, Peirce elsewhere makes it clear that, in his view, truth is both attainable and beyond the reach of any individual.
Although it was generally uncontentious that, in heaven, the blessed would have an immediate vision of God, there was considerable debate, firstly, on whether humans could experience divine illumination in this life, and, secondly, whether this illumination would give knowledge of truths which would otherwise only be attainable through faith.
Is truth, as Garner would have it, not attainable through knowledge, only through belief?
The system is evaluated first with the ground-truth context label to get the maximum attainable performance of the polyphonic event detection.
As a result, a perfect match between any computed partition and the truth may not be possible, and the maximal attainable value of cRI may be below 1.
