Sentence examples for core truth about the from inspiring English sources

The three signature works that this black ballet troupe presented on Friday night lived up to that label, suggesting a core truth about the enterprise.

Using devices like the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, LG V30 and Essential Phone have revealed one core truth about the current smartphone field: Display is king.

That he also seems to be getting away with something highlights a core truth about Mr. Groban, the unassuming pop-operatic megastar.

Church in Trenton, said he thought the core truth about racial profiling had been lost in the testimony.

If there is anything I've learned as a reporter, it's that when you get away from "the thing itself" — the core truth about a situation — you get into trouble.

What is the core truth about Detroit?

Really the study underlines a core truth about Twitter bots: They're often used for spam/PR purposes — to try to drive traffic to other websites.

Somewhere within this fantastical tale of vampires and werewolves, I found a core truth about what it means to be human – and a reminder of what I used to be like.

Crick rightly salutes Shaw's masterly "sociological imagination", which anticipates Crick's own argument, in In Defence of Politics, that mortality rates capture a core truth about life chances (a classless society would, he says, have "an almost perfect correlation between mortality statistics and social class").

Violence in my novels is contrived--it's pure fiction--but reflects a core truth about human nature.

Silicon Valley, like so much of Judge's work, gets at a core truth about humanity: Almost no one knows what they're doing.