All because we have forgotten, in this Christian nation of ours, a basic truth of Jesus, "To whom much is given, of him shall much be required".
Our understanding and acceptance of the basic truth of the dignity and value of every human being – from conception to death – is a tenet of our foundation.
The Royal Opera would seem to have forgotten the most basic truth of the genre.
The basic truth of the American economy today is that if you don't have a job it's hard to get one.
By James Surowiecki The basic truth of the American economy today is that if you don't have a job it's hard to get one.
Nevertheless, every possible variation was unleashed, pointing toward a strange but basic truth of life and marketing alike: that it is after a problem has already been solved that ever more varied and splendid solutions to it start to appear.
As Alan Greenspan said, in 1999, "In virtually all transactions we rely on… The basic truth of the American economy today is that if you don't have a job it's hard to get one.
As an object, it veers a little too close to a fancy paperweight, but it nonetheless conveys a basic truth of type design and thus of existence itself: "The script speaks".
A post-mortem of how this error spread unimpeded for so long lays bare a basic truth of standardized testing: school districts lack the ability to uncover serious testing errors on their own, and must rely on the testing companies to do so voluntarily.
Some sorts of apparent disagreement call into question the understanding, sanity, intelligence or sincerity of one's interlocutor, as when some other denies some basic truth of arithmetic.
