Sentence examples for digest the truth from inspiring English sources

"It would take years for many Hitler Youth to digest the truth about National Socialism," Bartoletti writes.

It took a while to digest the truth that would forever alter my fandom in sports and all other forms: the public and private personas of stars, just like the rest of us, seldom perfectly jibe and, in fact, they can actually be opposite.

In the broadest sense, the history of measuring the universe is an emotional as well as a scientific one: It has proceeded only as fast as the human brain can stomach and digest the truth of how infinitesimally small our place in the universe really is.

All it does is show that the administration doesn't trust its own public to digest the truth, even with something as easy to swallow as the death of its greatest enemy.

And her handlers, instead of giving the public time to digest the truth, exacerbated the feelings of betrayal by allowing her to be put on a magazine cover looking like a caricature of femininity.

But he believed and this is the seminal event overhanging all his thought that the devastation of the World Wars had disproved its claim, and that humanism had discovered, but not sufficiently digested, the truth of incarnation: that it is based upon service to somebody.

For thousands of Edwards' supporters, former staffers, and donors this is how we heard and digested the truth from John.

Further, Strauss argues, for these thinkers human nature is essentially and inevitably divided between "the few" who are capable to doing and understanding philosophy, and "the many" who were not capable of digesting the truths of philosophy and who must be protected from philosophy.

In the cynical view of Clinton and his political adviser, it was too soon for the American people to digest the full truth.

The US Open in San Francisco begins in 18 days – plenty of time for Donald to bask in the satisfaction of a win so accomplished and smooth it looked routine, and plenty of time for his peers to digest the indisputable truth that he is the man to beat in the second major of year.

But we need to digest the situation.