Sentence examples for direction of truth from inspiring English sources

It can also force literary imagination to fly in the opposite direction of truth and conscience.

"We need to show very clearly that we are going in the direction of truth, that we take this problem very seriously and that we are doing our best to handle this problem.

That is, the group tends to be right only if all voters are individually biased in the direction of truth, for example, have a probability of 0.52 of being correct.

Use the power of your word in the direction of truth and love".

I've struggled to see how the story can ever turn in the direction of truth and love.

Everything I write is simply pointing in the direction of truth, and perhaps, the less formed something is, or the less accomplished I am in an area, the better the pointing stick.

Following early revelations of torture, we have had a decade of obfuscation, but now we are moving in the direction of truth-telling.

The idea that with the development of the sciences over time, theories are converging on ("moving in the direction of", "getting closer to") the truth, is a common theme in realist discussions of theory change (for example, Hardin & Rosenberg 1982 and Putnam 1982).

"Every day is the perfect day to take that step in the direction of your truth," said Parks as she segued into a series of suggestions for potential writers.

Therefore, the crucial question is whether it is possible to make rational appraisals that we have made progress in the direction of the truth (see Section 3.4).

So we were pleased today to have the chance to speak with Eugene H. Spafford, aka "Spaf," a computer science professor at Purdue University and a noted expert in computer security and ethics whose C.V. includes time serving on the President's Information Technology Advisory Committee, to help elucidate what's going on here — and perhaps point us in the direction of the truth here.