Sentence examples for benefit of truth from inspiring English sources

And moments later, Bill Burton, who runs a "super PAC" backing President Obama's campaign, sent an e-mail titled "Etch A Sketch voters?" "While extraordinarily cynical," Mr. Burton wrote, "this candid admission of Governor Romney's general election strategy to mislead the American people does at least have the benefit of truth.

And probably more important than just the legislation, [Alec] had actually put together reports and such that showed the benefits of truth-in-sentencing and showed the successes in other states.

"I can only hope for this discourse to be informed by fact, so that whether you love my work or hate it, you give it, and me, the benefit of the truth.

So, contra (Maximalism), there is at least one sentence, (M), that is true without benefit of a truth-maker.

And this has the benefit of being the truth.

You just have to say, "Well, what was the benefit of telling the truth?" But that was so important: I felt he just couldn't take it any more.

"My vengeance, which would be a book, of course, would not only be a blow in defense of my cursed father but in the service of literature, of truth, of benefit to my fellow Americans".

His passing is a bitter personal loss to his close family and his many friends but a loss also to the millions who never knew him but benefit from his lifelong defence of truth and decency.

He said it was necessary to deal with the perception of abuse to which that was "a core element of truth" about benefits tourism.

I would be able to give apologists the benefit of the doubt that the truth of what rape is, what a rapist does, is so horrifying that they have to believe rape doesn't exist.

It was for the benefit of those "who know" the truth that this movie was made.