Sentence examples for avoiding truth from inspiring English sources
During the first act of the episode, the characters are presented as being overwhelmed by language that is misused, used as white noise, and employed as a means of avoiding truth.
And the 10th, victorious day, is a triumph of this power of creative knowledge, practice and work of all kinds over the demonic darkness of ignorance and the slothful tendencies to avoid truth.
"Comity does not mean avoiding the truth," he added.
"But avoiding the truth does not permit the kind of reconciliation the South needs," says Mr Stevenson.
And her pattern of serving her own agenda by avoiding the truth should serve as warning that her greatest commitment may be to herself.
He was too tired and too drunk to work, and, anyway, the sound of machinery might wake up Marco, who deserved some peaceful sleep before confronting another day of adults spouting platitudes and avoiding the truth.
If he is embittered by Israel's settlement policy, as he is, there is no way of avoiding the truth that the policy has been a disaster for peace.
Most importantly, dominant groups have interests in avoiding the truth about their own injustices (Mills 2007).
According to new revelations by the Guardian newspaper and Glenn Greenwald, the government was again avoiding the truth and Snowden was, in fact, correct.
"It wasn't covering anything up, it wasn't avoiding the truth of what happened, everyone knows what happened, everyone knows it shouldn't have happened.
It's about avoiding the truth.
