Sentence examples for both truth from inspiring English sources

In this Williams argues, against such deniers of the possibility or importance of objective truth as the pragmatist Richard Rorty and the deconstructionist Jacques Derrida, that it is indispensable to any human society to accept both truth and truthfulness as values, and sincerity and accuracy as corresponding virtues.

This is both truth and obfuscation.

As usual, there was both truth and fiction in Rodriguez's words.

In contrast to a prevailing relativism, Drescher demonstrates that both truth and ethics can be placed on a rational foundation.

To "dwell in love" is to dwell in God, who is both truth and love (1 John).

Second, the new, algorithmic gatekeepers aren't merely (as they like to believe) neutral conduits for both truth and falsehood.

We will begin by learning how to symbolize English language sentences and arguments in a way that shows their logical structure; we will next address, e.g., what it is for a statement to be valid, for one or more statements to imply another, or for two statements to be equivalent (in both truth-functional and quantificational contexts); we will end by learning a formal system of deductive proof.

And so they make a story composed of both truths.

While this view is both "truth-directed" and "internalist," for instance, the rationality of trust could––as discussed below be "end-directed" or "externalist".

For the identity theorist, to speak of both truth-makers and truth-bearers would imply that the things allegedly doing the truth-making were distinct from the things that were made true.

We can avoid this absurdity by making explicit what the standard definition of validity presupposes that an argument cannot be a candidate for validity unless the premises and the conclusions are both truth-apt.