Sentence examples for demonstrating the truth from inspiring English sources

From "Hagakure," the film quotes the standard Buddhist teaching "form is emptiness; emptiness is form," and Mr. Jarmusch sometimes seems intent on demonstrating the truth of this observation.

The ruler of this empire naturally believed himself to be the greatest of the Khmer, and he set about demonstrating the truth of his belief by building his own city, Angkor Thom (c. 1200), and, at the centre of it, the biggest temple complex of them all the Bayon (c. 1200).

We assume 'what is sought' and follow through its consequences until we reach something accepted as true, when we reverse the process and derive the consequences of what we reached, in demonstrating the truth of what we sought.

While demonstrating the truth of a proposition yields knowledge of it, to know a proposition because it is self-evident may or may not mean the proposition is also demonstrable.

Republicans are demonstrating the truth of that Midwestern value.

WGU is truly education's "Field of Dreams," demonstrating the truth of "Build it, and they will come".

Three decades of data demonstrate the truth of that statement.

Politicians demonstrate the truth of this when they make decisions as parents rather than ministers.

And yet, for me, nothing demonstrates the truth of LP Hartley's line about the past being another country like the popularity of Formby.

As if to demonstrate the truth of his claim, he closed his bedroom door, went to the edge of his bed, and got down on his knees.

While Chelsea's players will have plenty of opportunities to demonstrate the truth of that old saying, their manager might be wondering if the opposite applies.