Sentence examples for by a recent truth from inspiring English sources

Rife with abuse, the schools aimed to "kill the Indian in the child", as documented by a recent truth commission.

Some Inuit were also sent away to residential schools, described by a recent truth commission as a church-run tool of cultural genocide, rife with abuse.

A recent truth commission described the schools as a tool of "cultural genocide".

But within them may be a grain of truth, if a recent poll commissioned by booze-industry-funded non-profit Educ'alcool is to be believed.

On the other hand, this conjunction cannot be explained by a necessary truth because a necessary truth can only imply other necessary truths.

As a session entitled "Truth" at a recent Modern Language Association of America annual convention has demonstrated, the obsession with the epistemologies of truth is alive and well.

The flipside of this, is that rarely is the mainstream media itself impartial or unbiased, as a recent article by Naomi Wolf, entitled The Shocking Truth About the Crackdown on Occupy, highlighted.

According to a recent poll by Ipsos Mori, one in five Britons trusted politicians to tell the truth; two-thirds trusted police officers.

A recent video released by Obama's re-election team reveals the truth behind Romney's assertion that his business experience qualifies him for the presidency.

On a recent view developed by Beall and Restall (2000, 2006), called by them "logical pluralism", the concept of logical truth carries a commitment to the idea that a logical truth is true in all of a range of items or "cases" (and its necessity consists in the truth of such a general claim; see Beall and Restall 2006, p. 24).

"Do you want to know the truth?" he said in a recent interview in Philadelphia.