Sentence examples similar to contesting the truth of from inspiring English sources

The country is full of rugby supporters who think they know how the changes to the England team for this afternoon's fascinating Six Nations meeting with Wales at Twickenham will affect the contest, but the truth of the matter is that no one knows anything ahead of kick-off.

It features prints dating from 1846 to the early '90s made from altered negatives; seemingly realistic images made by piecing together two or more negatives; hand-colored black-and-white prints; Surrealistic montages; and conceptual confections contesting the ideal of photographic truth.

In truth, he is contesting the right of People of Color to have a say in their representation, and delegitimizing the means by which they choose to protect that, while defending filmmakers―who, by benefit of their platform, have more privilege than the people their elected narratives choose to erase and desiccate―from any sort of accountability or criticism.

As John Stuart Mill said, in what is still the greatest defense of freedom of speech ever written, the free contest of ideas, even bad ones, is necessary to discover the truth of things.

The truth of what he says is finally left to whether it holds for you". I remember best working with Stanley In Contesting Tears, his study of the film genre he called "the melodrama of..

"The truth of Him.

Here was the truth of the matter.

"That's the truth of the matter.

That's the truth of it".

The truth of course is very different.

I had found the truth of evolution.