Sentence examples for blast of truth from inspiring English sources
To put his shocking, confrontational art right at the centre of a great national newspaper for a day felt political to me – a blast of truth.
In this age, before the fall, strode men of professional integrity and moral clarity, dispensing, if need be, the icy blast of truth to their clients.
His capacity for speaking his mind at the wrong time in the wrong way was a life-long joy - for all except those who suffered the cold blast of truth.
The essential Gielgud did not greatly change from first maturity to old age - his capacity for speaking his mind at the wrong time in the wrong way was a life-long joy for all except those who suffered the cold blast of truth.
The theory of populism that prevails in American music culture today, dominating its iconography and mythologies, coloring its criticism and historiography, exalts Guthrie and his rock heirs for giving the people something more profound: a liberating blast of the truth that they need.
Yet, with Warhol, you look at a frozen image of Marilyn Monroe or a screen test of Bob Dylan, and a sudden, unexpected blast of emotion and truth knocks you sideways.
We used BLAST to compute a reference of truth for the metagenome benchmark.
"There were seeds of truth to what he said but he blasted them out of proportion from the clips I have seen".
We benchmarked its performance on curated domains in CDD, which have pre-defined core regions, against COMPASS, HHalign and PSI-BLAST, using structure superpositions and comprehensive curator-optimized alignments as standards of truth.
He also said that it was unfair to truly judge Wright strictly on these five-second clips, that there were "seeds of truth" to what the Reverend had to say, "but he blasted them out of proportion".
