Sentence examples for buried truth from inspiring English sources

"But I know that the people of the 6th District deserve more than buried truth and hide-and-seek.

And yet: "The American dream was born on the banks of the James River," the Jamestown archeologist William M. Kelso insists in "Jamestown: The Buried Truth".

Underneath all this chatter lies a simple, buried truth that undermines this entire "employability" strategy: namely, that there aren't nearly enough jobs available for people who need work.

The assumption in each case is that a buried truth is really a lie, and that knowing, whatever pain it entails, is better than not knowing.

Even for readers who have not witnessed William Thornhill's past deeds, the nature of this buried truth will not be difficult to guess – this is Australia in the early 19th century, after all, and even as a child Sarah is conscious of her father's deep unease about the Aborigines living lives of poverty in the bush nearby.

Mr. Elling was taking liberties while exposing buried truths in the song.

Every one of the cubicles around mine holds all or part of an archeological dig for buried truths.

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Woolf was aware of Freud's proposition that close observation of uncensored thought and speech, the ways in which we reveal and interrupt ourselves, can cause deeply buried truths to arise.

Simultaneously coming into the light are the secrets Carey has brought with her, from the embarrassment she feels at not fitting in with her new family and classmates to much darker, buried truths, like the things her mother made her do with the men who visited the camper, and the heartbreaking reason Jenessa quit speaking a year earlier.

People die from buried truths.