Sentence examples for confirmed truth from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cheney presented them to the public as confirmed truth about Iraq and Al Qaeda.
The best test of their validity, the way to discern them from hallucination, is the way they confirm truth rather than create it.
Wheatstone confirmed the truth of his conjecture by an experimental method as simple as it was brilliant.
They have a courtroom's need for balanced argument; and Lovelace's post-porn autobiography has been assailed by as many witnesses as have confirmed its truth.
The equation confirmed the truth of Haldane's joke: once kinship was part of the calculation, altruism could be easily explained in genetic terms.
They were sent to a judge and he was the one who finally confirmed the truth of my birth to me.
The first was the Travelex £10 (now £12) ticket scheme, which brought in new audiences and confirmed the truth of Peter Brook's dictum that "the future of theatre is cheap seats".
It confirmed a truth touched on in Lambert's film – that religious zealotry can force itself into the tiniest crack between communities and open it wider, and it presented a bleak prospect for the future.
It can't-but a ceasefire can,& did!" This message illustrated Uhlmann's point about the half-life of Trump's utterances, and also confirmed the truth of the Australian journalist's over-all conclusion about the President's trip to the G-20 meeting: "So what did we learn?
But here he confirmed a truth that is no less startling for being demonstrated time and again: that we are not merely tempered and schooled by failure but compelled, in however subtle a fashion, to become something other than we were.
