Sentence examples similar to cases of truth from inspiring English sources
If this definition is adopted then it is plausible to maintain that many of the spurious cases of truth-makers we have considered will thereby be weeded out (Lowe 2006: 202 3).
In a case of "Truth" and possible consequences, a small cosmetics company that makes a perfume called Truth is suing Calvin Klein Cosmetics, the maker of Truth Calvin Klein perfume, for breach of contract.
(One early process was called Earwax — a case of truth in advertising).
(One early process was called Earwax a case of truth in advertising).
And in the case of truth, not to possess it is also not to know it, for possession of the truth is knowledge.
But in a case of truth that is stranger than fiction, in the time since his parody appeared, at least half a dozen actual teenagers and tweens have started their own collections, some of them as young as 10.
In the case of truth, it would be a sentence expressing of itself that it is true.
Rigidity is apparently supposed to guarantee the necessity, in case of truth, of identity statements like these.
The deflationary theory is attractive since it suggests that, at least in the case of truth, there is less to be puzzled about here than one might expect.
In that sense, the film's marketing was a case of truth in advertising and the reviews (the pans and the raves) told audiences exactly what to expect out of the film.
