Sentence examples for because it is truth from inspiring English sources

The poet too often borrows the academic's gassy editorials ("the politicians plod / without imagination") and self-service sentiments ("poetry is still treason / because it is truth").

I am not very shameful of it at all because it is truth".

A drunk girl crying in an immaculate and award-winning Wetherspoons toilet is the image we should project to the world, because it is truth.

To illustrate: "there are exactly as many forks as knives" is ontologically committed to numbers because it is truth-conditionally equivalent to "the number of forks is identical with the number of knives", which contains a singular term 'the number of forks' which purports to refer to numbers.

A new world of sights and wonders was, indeed, opened by photography, which was not less astounding because it was truth itself".

A girl who wanted nothing but family because she didn't have her own, a girl with a secret that was haunting her dreams and affecting her every day, a girl who smiled because it was convenient not because it was truth.

An honest person cannot be identified simply as one who, for example, always tells the truth, nor even as one who always tells the truth because it is the truth, for one can have the virtue of honesty without being tactless or indiscreet.

It sounds a bit tired, but that is because it is a truth that is often repeated: Read, write, edit, repeat.

So, because it is the truth, he is bound to say it, and that's going to offend some people.

Life On Mars for girls, in other words, because it is a truth universally acknowledged that women like Jane Austen better than what fellas do.

But there has also been grief ("Sorry, girls, Clooney has got engaged"), because it is a truth universally acknowledged that all women are desperate for Clooney to marry them.