Sentence examples for discouraging the truth from inspiring English sources
While this might at times feel discouraging, the truth is if you were willing to accept almost anyone, you probably could have a relationship tomorrow.
He began with a somewhat rational dissent on Obamacare, hand-wringing over the "discouraging truth that the Supreme Court of the United States favors some laws over others, and is prepared to do whatever it takes to uphold and assist its favorites".
Dewey's philosophy discouraged the quest for absolute truths and recommended instead the acceptance as true of what works in any given set of circumstances; man should believe nothing, Dewey maintained, except that which has been subjected to the "test of consequences".
While some religious traditions draw closure upon truth claims from closure upon learning, with Confucius there remains an openness that discourages the absolute claims of a religious fundamentalism.
His father discourages the singing.
The smell may discourage the mosquitoes.
The truth is more discouraging.
Despite all the knowledge and the evidence in this article, I finished it feeling discouraged, once again, about ever learning the truth.
And from these traits have sprung certain patterns of thinking that serve the vital purpose of preventing people from perceiving the truth, when the truth will discourage them.
Whatever the truth, filmmaking free of the ruling Communist Party is discouraged.
If you spend time reading discouraging literature or anti-Mormon publications without reading the Book of Mormon with intent to know the truth, you will likely confuse yourself.
