Sentence examples for causes of truth from inspiring English sources

Thus a negative proposition has two causes of truth".

The fallacies noted throughout are the standard ones discussed in Aristotle's De Sophisticis Elenchis: the fallacy of equivocation; the fallacy of accident; the fallacy of the composite and divided senses; the fallacy of the consequent; the fallacy of absolute and qualified senses; the fallacy of many causes of truth; amphiboly; improper supposition.

All in the cause of truth, no doubt.

Lila Rose has done an enormous service to the cause of truth in covering what Planned Parenthood's mission truly is.

The cause of truth is failed because a plea bargain decides the question of guilt without adjudicating the evidence.

Even if he does things that seem sleazy, they ultimately serve the cause of truth and justice".

Without meaning to, such phrases imply that Guantánamo is the epitome of the Grimly Serious Literary Novel, an infliction of unbearable suffering in the cause of truth.

Energetic readers may enjoy looking up the references, but it would serve the cause of truth better if he had printed his assailants' remarks alongside his own.

Bad guys get what's coming to them, there's a heart-stopping chase and the obligatory helicopter explodes, as a good soldier going rogue in the cause of truth uncovers evil at the heart of government.

Servant of God, well done, well hast thou fought The better fight who single hast maintaind Against revolted multitudes the Cause Of Truth, in word mightier then they in Armes.

There was the Reverend John Mosey and his German wife, who lost their daughter Helga and were determined that the truth of what may or may not have happened at the Rhein/Main Airport should be known, even if it meant devoting their lives to the cause of truth.