Sentence examples for back truth from inspiring English sources

That last weekend he didn't come back, truth is it was great.

Among them are the rescuer (on a mission to save a particular group); the self-loathing person (lost in a sense of extreme worthlessness); the visionary (on a journey to spiritual realms to bring back truth); and the messianic (out to transform the world through miracles, or contact with deities) — the last of which is his own psychosis story.

And the only one holding you back, truth be told, is you.

The goal is not "just being perfect" -- a saint -- but being good while not hiding or keeping back truth that would not just be nonsense (kind of like advanced math to a child), or not damaging, belittling or hurtful to a child or anyone for that matter.

A United Nations backed truth commission blamed most of hundreds of massacres during the war on the army and army-backed paramilitaries.

A United Nations-backed truth commission set up after peace accords were signed in 1996 found that some 200,000 people had been killed or had disappeared during the civil war, and that government forces committed 626 massacres in indigenous villages over 36 years.

The report cites declassified US documents linking Ovalle, who is now a member of congress for the party, to special counterinsurgency operations in the Ixil Triangle which many, including a United Nations backed truth commission, have referred to as genocide.

So, did Mr. Hansen use deep photo analytics or examine metadata to peel back the truth?

Eventually what used to hold back the truth doesn't work anymore.

Miliband hit back: "The truth is, we introduced evening and weekend opening, you cut it.

It's still nice to have him back, and truth be told, this is the puzzle that was supposed to run before the Kevin G. Der puzzle that was a tribute to Steve Jobs was substituted.