Sentence examples for demonstrated truth from inspiring English sources

Given the demonstrated truth that the world has a beginning in time, it can be proved that it could have been produced only through the action of a creator.

Getting the party on message helped the Republicans win in 1994, but Gingrich's memo was a disaster for our political culture: it enshrined as demonstrated truth the idea that winning elections in America is all a game of spin and wordplay — a game Republicans happened to be better at than Democrats.

Duhem argues that crucial experiments resemble false dilemmas: hypotheses in physics do not come in pairs, so that crucial experiments cannot transform one of the two into a demonstrated truth.

With one in four children in our country belonging to immigrant families, we as Americans have a lot to learn from the Kents, who demonstrated truth, justice, and the American way to their immigrant child.

Black Death is one of many areas at the intersection of microbiology and history for which many hypotheses have been proposed and none has received confirmation; these hypotheses have been repeated for so long that they became accepted as demonstrated truths.

If we are to have any science of practical reason at all, we must be content to apply the principles to various conclusions and proceed from rough arguments which demonstrate truth in a general way.

Courts are experts at assessing the value of evidence and its ability to demonstrate truth and causation.

It seeks to demonstrate truths which have been overlooked or forgotten.

What Locke and Clarke were agreed about was that it is possible to demonstrate the existence of God — just as it is possible to demonstrate truths in mathematics.

The people of Serbia have demonstrated this truth, wonderfully, at their ballot boxes and in their streets.

His counsel urged the court to admit the evidence of the lie detector, which apparently demonstrated the truth of his denial of the offence.