The phrase "awesome truth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a profound or impressive reality or fact that evokes admiration or awe.
Example: "The awesome truth about the universe is that it is constantly expanding, revealing mysteries we have yet to understand."
Alternatives: "amazing reality" or "incredible fact".
It's only led me to awesome truth and awesomeness.
"It's only led me to awesome truth and awesomeness at all times," he explained.
He has claimed to be creative director on an upcoming "Jetsons" movie and, in a recent interview promoting his album "Yeezus," he declared that his wide-ranging cultural interests have "only led me to awesome truth and awesomeness.
Fiction is by definition unreal, and Russell takes this coldly awesome truth and enjoys fully the rebel freedom it confers.
Ponder that awesome truth the next time you're about to crank up your Dell, Hewlett-Packard or Apple Computer to send a saucy note to the hottie in the next cubicle, or you're about to flame the boss for his latest manifestation of what you consider terminal idiocy.
They began referring to themselves as "The Awesome Truth".
In a very real sense, the vast human-centered worldview to which most people cling is also a virtual reality one of our own making and one which shields us from many of the important and awesome truths science has revealed concerning the universe we inhabit but truths which for many are alien, cold, and uncomforting.
I can only do plays when they touch me to the core, and at the very heart of these three is an awesome and brutal truth.
How awesome is this truth?
We see that none of us is exempt, and that we are together, audience and artist, in the face of terrible truths, awesome possibilities.
At times, reading the book, you may delightedly feel like you are sitting at a wooden table in an old Irish pub with Carr, the hour is late as he regales you with another epic tale, a quiet truth, an awesome anecdote or a guffaw-sputtering story.
