Sentence examples for discourse of truth from inspiring English sources

This was published together with George Rust's Discourse of Truth in a work which More entitled, Two Choice and Useful Treatises (1682).

As More later put it in the notes to his edition of George Rust's Origenian Discourse of Truth (1682), God must not be made to "bear a part amongst Pimps and Bawds, and pocky whores and Whoremasters, to rise out of his Seat for them, and by a free Act of Creation of a Soul, to set his seal of connivance to their Villanies" (More 1682, 9).

Politics are about giving hope to the people, acting responsibly, and practicing a discourse of truth.

As if at the border of a discourse that is by definition the discourse of truth, there proceeded, closely linked to it... a topsy-turvy universe, in which dogs flee before the hare, and deer hunt the lion".

According to this view the philosophical differentiations between the Svātantrika and the Prāsaṅgika is best contained within the discourse of the two truths.

"Some philosophers have defined humans as essentially linguistic animals [others] as political animals both definitions contain a germ of truth political discourse analysts would probably claim that the one definition necessarily involves the other" (Chilton and Schaffner 2011: 301).

In the interests of truth and civil discourse, let me correct and disprove these lies once and for all.

In every interview Snowden has relied on the simple notion that informed the founders of our nation regarding the primacy of truth in public discourse.

Tribal, partisan interests dominate discourse much more than an honest pursuit of truth.

We do not have any of the answers but would like to ask the same question Aidan asks: "Since the 2000s, academic managers and leaders have adopted the discourse of neoliberalism, presented as neutral truth, 'common sense' or realism.

It is also a theological discourse that develops the doctrine of the spirits of truth and perversity mentioned in the sect's Manual of Discipline.