Sentence examples for dedication to truth from inspiring English sources
Certainly, his writings, his teaching and his dedication to truth drew the attention of the people of the whole world.
Turnbull paid tribute to Greste's courage and dedication to truth telling during a speech in Canberra on Wednesday honouring war correspondents.
Like Hussain Ibn Ali, Malcolm X's life exemplifies a dedication to truth and justice, as well as a commitment to faith.
Witness the havoc caused by the "honourable" Brutus, the recklessly unhypocritical Coriolanus and, in this play, the gormless Cordelia (as the critic James Agate once called her), whose unswerving dedication to truth precipitates a cosmic tragedy.
Winter is almost vicious here in her dedication to truth, her insistence on making us feel Jen's pain, then feel all the extra pains that a woman with a bad job and status anxiety puts herself through.
Now that dedication to truth is found elsewhere.
The values were of public service and a dedication to the truth, not just factual truth but truth to the human spirit, reflected in a radio drama.
In an answer to a Twitter user who wrote: "I think you too frequently confuse 'truth' with 'obsessive and unnecessary dedication to accuracy'", Dawkins wrote: "That could well be true, in which case I apologise.
The best works reflect Gossart's dedication to physical truth and balance, ignited in Rome but elevated to a humanist plane.
It marks the point when – after a night of mild debauchery, endless toe-curling speeches from corporate sponsors and, if history is any indication, consistent technical difficulties – one figure will rise above the rabble and be given just recognition out for their singular, bravely anti-authoritarian, dedication to communicating truth through comedy.
