Sentence examples for decline of truth from inspiring English sources
Thus, the decline of truth is a harbinger for the decline of a civilization.
THE GREATEST STORY EVER SOLD: The Decline and Fall of Truth From 9/11 to Katrina.
Of all those he skewers for contributing to the "decline and fall of truth" in the selling of the war in Iraq, Mr. Rich goes easiest on the American people, writing that they had "a better excuse than the smart guys within the Beltway" because "Americans always love a good story".
Mr. Campbell mourns the decline of the concept of truth in recent philosophy, but also honors the intellectual heritage of the lie.
For so long, cowed by charges of liberal bias, the US press declined to be arbiters of truth.
The decline of laces has, in truth, been under way for years as Velcro and even zipper shoes made inroads.
The scariest aspect of all of this is a marked decline of faith in any kind of truth among large swaths of the country, according to Mayer.
The truth is, the decline of American cinema began in 1976 when Rocky emerged as the surprise hit of the season, beating out Taxi Driver, All The President's Men, Bound For Glory and Network for Best Picture at the Academy Awards ceremony the following spring.
Human sciences influenced by postmodernism critique transcendent concepts of truth and reason, progress and the autonomous subject, declining totalities and universals in favor of the local and the particular.
I also know there's more than a morsel of truth in the statement by the outside candidate who declined the job, calling the district "a total mess".
