Sentence examples for beautiful truth from inspiring English sources

This problem bedevils all discussion of diet, where we seem incapable of moving past the unending contestants in a beauty pageant to the beautiful truth of invisible consensus.

Our book that deserved to do better: Colin McAdam's A Beautiful Truth, which won the Writers Trustt prize for fiction in Canada.

Nov. 14 THE BEAUTIFUL TRUTH Has the medical establishment suppressed the truth about Gerson Therapy, an "alternative treatment" for cancer based on an all natural diet?

I was utterly devastated by Colin McAdam's A Beautiful Truth (Granta), and utterly delighted by Elizabeth Knox's sly and ingenious Mortal Fire (Farrar Straus Giroux).

In twenty-six descriptiofs of "To Kill a Mockingbird," there is a predictable amount of overlap: "brave," "beautiful," "truth," "simplicity," and "justice" are words that come up again and again throughout the collection.

These experts taught me a few tricks, but they also underscored the beautiful truth that sometimes the best way to fix something is to bang it really hard with a hammer.

Good ideas and beautiful truths coexist with trash and outright evil.

The beautiful truths about the world are more hard won than that.

In this real-life tale of Neil Baldwin, a registered clown with learning difficulties, he and writer Peter Bowker wove, with subtlety and an absence of mawkishness, the story of a kit man for Stoke FC into a drama of beautiful truths.

I am reminded of Sherwood Anderson's "The Book of the Grotesque" (I live in Belfast: it's never far from my mind), which describes a world full of beautiful truths to live by and the paradox whereby a person snatching up one of those truths and trying to make it his own becomes a grotesque, and the truth so embraced a falsehood.

These beautiful truths make life simpler, deeper and more beautiful.