Sentence examples for competing truths from inspiring English sources
But, despite these eddies of interest in the other's interpretations of the past, most children are not taught to recognize the competing truths woven into the Jewish and the Palestinian historical narratives.
Rather, the truths it produces are contingent and are offered in opposition to other competing truths.
The crowd is pockets of interest, loud voices, competing truths.
He says that stressing the irreconcilable nature of competing truth claims between religions will do more to develop community cohesion that the current system.
On more than one occasion, I contemplated conversion, until which time as I considered the logos of each faith and the often crazy and competing truth claims.
In reality, government is usually a contest between competing, unequal truths.
In truth, competing visions of the smart city are proxies for competing visions of society, and in particular about who holds power in society.
Those separate episodes pointed to a common conclusion: the way the past is depicted helps mold the founding myths and taboos of national identity, enabling successor generations to live with their past; history, in other words, is a time bomb, and its fuse burns brightest in the half-light of competing versions where truth has different meanings for victor and vanquished.
"Web publishers will start competing using the truth," responds Loux, always the idealist.
Michael Dowling, director of the association's international relations office, says the problem has always been competing versions of the truth.
