Sentence examples for core of human truth from inspiring English sources

That is to say, this gifted pop-jazz theater singer, who appeared on Broadway in "The Life" and off-Broadway as Dinah Washington in "Dinah Was" finds a core of human truth in whatever she sings.

Dignity and respect are at the core of human rights.

"The core of human ecology is real simple," says David F. Hales, president of the college.

Success would, those scientists believed, reach to the very core of human intellectual endeavour.

But where Mr. Lucas and Mr. Spielberg drift into cartoonishness, Ozep and Barnet preserve a core of human reality.

It is the universal core of human vulnerability.

Instead, it lies at the very core of human existence.

Outrage sits at the core of human emotions.

Language is at the core of human interaction.

They are wonderful to look at and tremendously stimulating, for at their core are important human truths.

So this Halfords ad, with its lack of sentimentality, human truth at its core and wonderful suburban simplicity comes as a welcome breath of fresh air.