Sentence examples for changed truth from inspiring English sources

Wayne's character, who represents the heroic Old West, is now dead, and Stewart's clean, respected senator reflects the new civilisation; times have changed, truth is irrelevant.

Sitting in a fetal position crying doesn't change truth number 1, it just gets uncomfortable.

A central challenge for the view that propositions can change truth-value over time is whether the proponent of this view can make sense of retention of propositional attitudes over time.

And the attack has not changed that truth.

"Since I last wrote in my diary, much has changed, in truth," Andrée wrote on September 17th.

The credit crunch has brought new customers to its doors, but Barry Stevenson, chief executive of Albemarle & Bond, says that for many of its regulars little has changed: "In truth, most people using pawnbrokers were disenfranchised during the boom.

Your perception of my story and my truth does not change my truth.

Kerry is offering himself as the candidate of change — truth vs. unreality, a fresh start vs. more of the same.

Smart enough to dumb down his attitudes into the absolutes favored by high school debating societies (Climate change: truth or lie?) because more reasonable constructions don't suit his purposes.

This way of doing things makes any case in which a fluent changes truth value a prima facie anomaly.

But many are fearful of change, truth and, most of all, losing control.