Sentence examples for basic truths about the from inspiring English sources
Such tropes helped conceal many basic truths about the actual relationship between technology and power.
More seriously there is a disingenuous failure to acknowledge basic truths about the relationship between care costs and quality.
Such contradictory combinations of good and evil recur throughout Katznelson's story, revealing basic truths about the complexities of human history.
This could uncover basic truths about the brain and, researchers say, may eventually help scientists better understand disorders of communication, such as autism.
Two decades of grappling with AIDS have taught scientists not only arcane lessons about the molecules that cause illness and the molecules that can treat it, but also some basic truths about the politics, economics, and psychology of health and disease.
Rehabilitating historicism for the contemporary philosophy of history, he argues, "reveals the basic truths about the nature of the past itself, how we relate to it, and how we make sense of the past in historical writing". At the heart of Ankersmit's project is a sharp distinction between interpretation and representation.
It would be silly to ignore some basic truths about this car.
This is a basic truth about the Williamses, held among professional watchers of the sport as well as players.
Here is a basic truth about the deficit: In the long run, it cannot be fixed, without reining in spending on Medicare and Medicaid.
Even now, there is a failure or an unwillingness to grasp a basic truth about the single currency: it doesn't work.
