Sentence examples for devotion to the truth from inspiring English sources

He demonstrates more devotion to the truth than to fiction.

Plato protested strongly that Socrates was in no sense a Sophist he took no fees, and his devotion to the truth was beyond question.

He blamed the social unrest of the period on the erroneous religious beliefs of the nation and proclaimed that the salvation of the Japanese nation depended on devotion to the truth contained in the Lotus Sutra.

But while every institution says that it has these norms — that's why scandals like LIBOR are always blamed on a "few rogue traders" — the track record of the banking industry over the past two decades doesn't inspire confidence in its devotion to the truth or to the public interest.

A devotion to the truth and to freedom... and to hell with the consequences".

There are reasons to wonder about the devotion to the truth possessed by the issuers of those reports.

Pope Francis has a special devotion to "The Holy Family".

The Smoking Man often ruthlessly protects the secrets of the conspiracy, and serves as the main antagonist to Mulder, who has an equally consuming devotion to reveal the truth in the first seven seasons.

Despite the fanatical right's takeover of the Republican Party, the traditional media -- with its obsession with "balance" and its pathological devotion to the idea that truth is always found in the middle -- has failed to properly document the metamorphosis.

Despite the many differences displayed by the seven senators on the Watergate committee they share a deep devotion to find the truth.

By Richard Harris The New Yorker, August 13, 1973 P. 21 Despite the many differences displayed by the seven senators on the Watergate committee they share a deep devotion to find the truth.