Sentence examples for beyond truth from inspiring English sources

On Beyond Truth: A Theory for Evaluating Legal Scholarship, 80 California Law Review vol. 80 n. 4 pp. 889-963 (Reprinted in Readings in Race and Law: A Guide to Critical Race Theory, Alex Johnson, ed., West, 2002).

However, to claim that there is a universal consensus is simply far beyond truth.

Whatever truths he may have told in the past, John Burns will surely be remembered for that sentence, so charmed and so light-headed, so far beyond truth and falsehood.

Even if it is for the beyond -- truth or transformation, say -- do you get there by looking past the instruments (the surgeon putting aside the knife for a moment; the general silencing the guns) or by using them with greater exigency and abnegation?

This is in effect a way to formalize the idea of truth-tables, but applied beyond truth-functions of sentences to more complex functors with arguments of first and higher order truth-functions.

(This was an affirmation that the true Christian believer was right to go beyond literal truth).

In "Gore Vidal's The Best Man," now in an enjoyable and timely revival on Broadway (extended but scheduled to end this week), the lead character – a candidate for president in 1960 – poses a rhetorical question: And at another juncture, that character, William Russell, observes to his opponent: "We've both gone beyond the truth now.

According to Minda [19] neopragmatic postmodernism denotes postmodern critique, which goes beyond the truth claims of modernity, however, for empirical investigation it utilises theory as a tool.

This is because he holds that the claim to uncover a deeper foundation of conventional existence beyond transactional truth is a back door to essentialist ultimate presuppositions.

Since all theories accept this knowledge-truth connection, reliabilism as a distinctive approach to knowledge is restricted to theories that involve truth-promoting factors above and beyond the truth of the target proposition.

Beyond Ground Truth, Google also aims to improve its service by mapping the interiors of more buildings - the current emphasis is on transport hubs, shopping centres, museums and business that pay for an approved photographer to visit them.