Sentence examples for complex truth of events from inspiring English sources
Mainstream news reporters echoed the New Journalists' arguments as they began doubting the ability of "objective" journalism to arrive at truth especially after more traditional reporting failed to convey the complex truth of events such as McCarthyism in the 1950s, the Vietnam War in the 1960s and '70s, and the Watergate scandal in the early 1970s.
These competing narratives obscure the complex truths of the country that Mr Mandela has left behind.
Determining the truth of events in the border areas of Afghanistan and Pakistan is notoriously difficult.
As he listened to their testimonies, Weine concluded that these narratives were capable of bearing a complex truth about the horrific events in Yugoslavia that often were lost in more analytic works on the subject.
Of course documents by themselves can never provide the full truth about a complex set of events.
Oliver laments that "we struggled to communicate a complex truth in the face of simple lies".
He seems afraid of the complex truth".
Another flurry of catalogue searching reveals a more cheering, if complex, truth.
The complex truth lies in between.
More important, Simon believes, newspapers are fundamentally not equipped to convey certain kinds of complex truths.
