Sentence examples for believed truth from inspiring English sources

There is a deeper process going on, whereby a credible identity – a life lived according to a believed truth – has become a more significant badge in politics than a coherent set of ideas.

This is not a humorous book but it is, in a far deeper sense, a good humoured one, and its lively thinking – and playing with paradoxes – is an expression both of Browne's personality and of what he believed truth to be.

Indeed, even if the (believed) truth is initially common ground, before the speaker proposes that the believed-falsehood become common ground, it is still the case that the non-deceptive liar is proposing to "update the common ground with her utterance" (Stokke 2013a, 54).

"We believe truth can be broken down with the following formula – "Truth = Love x Imagination.

He believes truth lies in the open-ended, the "carnivalesque": a tragic plot expresses "the profound crime of all self-asserting individuality".

Rather, he is comparing the relative merits of rival epistemic strategies (oriented respectively toward the goals of avoiding error and believing truth).

People believe many falsehoods for bad reasons and fail to believe truths in spite of having good reasons to do so.

Belief-formation aims at the truth; there is a norm inherent in the practice of believing that one should only believe truths.

To satisfy B, your desire to believe truths rather than falsehoods must be "sufficiently operative" in prompting your belief (Riggs 2007, 336).

All other beliefs based on assents to non-cognitive impressions violate the norm for believing that you should only believe truths, even if what you do believe may be true.

"Regardless of your business model, you have to have your truth, believe your truth and stay on brand.