Sentence examples for background of truth from inspiring English sources
Homefront is the story of "the 41 million Britons who didn't fight in the great war but whose hearts were pinned on the five million who did", and will run across four years in 15-minute instalments, pitting fictional stories against a background of truth.
A High Court judge, Quentin Loh, found he had employed "a dissembling and selective background of truths and half-truths, and sometimes outright falsehoods".
In handing down the sentence last November, High Court Judge Quentin Loh said the book included a "selective background of truths and half-truths, and sometimes outright falsehoods".
Cruise had wanted to work with Singer since they met at the premiere for Mission: Impossible, and the actor was enticed by the script's background, the truth of which struck him as a surprise.
Last week's Senate cloture vote on expanding background checks was one of these defining moments of truth.
A more local background was probably Twardowski's account of the absolute and timeless nature of truth.
If original truth is manifested in background coping, and instrumental truth in skilled coping, this disrupts the thought that the two notions of truth are being run together (for discussion, see Overgaard 2002 85 6, note 17).
However, studies from different cultural backgrounds suggested that awareness of cancer diagnosis and prognosis does not itself cause emotional distress and honest disclosure of truth does not worsen any dimension of quality of life [ 9, 16, 17].
Endless truths destroy the notion of truth.
