Sentence examples for constitute the truth from inspiring English sources
He said: "Facts do not constitute the truth.
How this constitutes the "truth behind his 'life of poverty'" (as the headline promises) is unclear: Weal never claimed to have grown up on a sink estate.
According to Hintikka, our pretheoretical idea of the truth of a quantified sentence φ (in negation normal form) is that there exist 'witness individuals' for the existential quantifiers, usually depending on values corresponding to the preceding universal quantifiers.[75] It is the existence of such witnesses that constitutes the truth of φ.
The characters are thus left unaware of what constitutes the "truth".
We started our data collection by producing a set of ego users whose information will constitute the ground truth to evaluate predictions.
But, does this constitute the whole truth?
"Self-rejection is the greatest enemy of the spiritual life because it contradicts the sacred voice that calls us the 'Beloved.' Being the Beloved constitutes the core truth of our existence".
By contrast, for the empiricists, whose philosophical tradition extends back to the Sophists of ancient Greece, data apprehensible by the senses not only partake of the truth but constitute the sole measure by which the validity of any belief or concept may be judged.
The question of what constitute the primary bearers of truth value is a matter of enormous controversy.
Rather, Hegel's ontological monism and thus his idealism is meant to be a claim as to the constitution of what is real in reality, a claim about what constitutes the essence (the "truth") of real objects.
