Sentence examples for because the truth of from inspiring English sources

"Nobody's saying we played well today, because the truth of the matter is we didn't.

"Because the truth of the matter, John, is they're not premiers of anyplace, they're not sultans from wherever," he said.

Because the truth of the matter is that all academics are, and will be, teaching in fee-paying institutions.

Because the truth of the matter is that New Jersey is running out of audience faster than it is performers".

Overromanticizing depression doesn't lead to "more interesting and subtle stories," because the truth of the illness has nothing romantic about it.

Because the truth of the matter was that the frame had been unscrewed but the print had resisted and that made me realise it should stay in its proper place in the Preston manager's office.

The reunion is only a partial success "because while the truth of the war is that it's always about loving the guy next to you, the truth of the after-war is that you're on your own".

The battle does not occur because of the truth of the statement" (ibid).

Quite apart from any concern with the commensurability of values, Moore famously claims that there is no easy formula for the determination of the intrinsic value of complex wholes because of the truth of what he calls the "principle of organic unities" (Moore 1903, p. 96).

"I was very happy, because it shows the truth of our young lives," he said later.

Trollope thought Orley Farm was flawed because it reveals the truth of the matter too early.