A deeply truth-telling work has been turned into an instrument of partial truth, surrogate truth, or anti-truth.
The academy concerns itself deeply with truth and excellence.
But we have to face a deeply uncomfortable truth.
But it also reflects a deeply unfunny truth about Silicon Valley, and our economy more broadly.
His book sets up camp, however, on a deeply uncomfortable truth.
But the similarities throw up a deeply uncomfortable truth: people have been dying while trying to get into Europe for more than 20 years.
This is a deeply inconvenient truth, but the fact is, if "the youth" have not woken up to that yet, it seems unlikely they will soon.
But in the ravishingly torqued shapes and dreamy flow of the choreography, Dawson also captures a deeply poignant truth about the artform itself, the fleetingness of its beauty, and of the dancers who perform it.
All the technology has done is to reveal a deeply unpleasant truth: when you remove the social constraints on behaviour that operate in the offline world, then a darker side of human nature emerges snarling into the light.
Whitehall guardians of the archives are reluctant to release them, because they would shed more light on a deeply uncomfortable truth: Philby was protected, and Britain's national security undermined, by little more than snobbery.
Cheng Xiaoqing wrote detective stories to introduce the advantages of critical thinking to his readers, to encourage them to be skeptical and think deeply, because truth often lies beneath surface appearances.
