Sentence examples for deviate from the truth from inspiring English sources
I respect your job and everything but I cannot deviate from the truth.
Indeed, the public may have come to accept the reality that politicians must deviate from the truth from time to time to get elected.
According to the peak-to-peak range and spatial pattern of true coseismic gravity changes (under 300 km resolution, see Figure 2a), the retrieved signals in Figure 2c,d evidently deviate from the truth, indicating that the destriping could lead to obvious effect of reduction and distortion for coseismic gravity changes.
Consequently, they will be less efficient when these prior guesses substantially deviate from the truth.
Why were they suddenly in a position where deviating from the truth was even a temptation?
Perhaps Edmondson's lie was a genuine mistake, but in as far as a lie is a statement that deviates from the truth, his claim to have a psychology degree from Pacific Coast Baptist College in California was a lie.
Still the detected moving edges are scattered and deviate from the ground truth of the moving object as shown in Figure 1(i).
In contrast, the performance of ABSOLUTE is not optimal and sometimes the results obviously deviate from the ground truth.
Unfortunately, I was too late to see Argo, so instead I bought a ticket for Zero Dark Thirty, the Oscar-nominated, fiercely patriotic movie that deals with a top-secret CIA operation in the Middle East and has been criticised in some quarters for deviating somewhat from the truth.
I had a similarly rewarding experience when I went to see Argo, the Oscar-winning, fiercely patriotic movie that deals with a top-secret CIA operation in the Middle East and has been criticised in some quarters for deviating somewhat from the truth.
From this it follows that all other apparent propositions are pseudo-propositions of various types and that all other uses of 'true' and 'truth' deviate markedly from the truth-by-correspondence (or agreement) that contingent propositions have in relation to reality.
