Sentence examples for disturbing truths from inspiring English sources

Charlie said that when writing is too fluent and too controlled, when it avoids disturbing truths, it loses its power and depth.

Ronald Reagan may have been more polished, but Mr. Bush is at least as good -- maybe better -- at hiding disturbing truths.

Adam Gopnik's compelling essay on the U.S. prison system reveals disturbing truths about mass incarceration in the United States (A Critic at Large, January 30th).

Since 2010, crash tests on leading car brands sold across the region, carried out by automotive standards body Latin NCAP – launched with the support of the Inter-American Developmentheank and the FIA Foundation – have exposed some disturbing truths.

Artists have always contributed to the understanding and reinvention of the public and cultural life of all cities, not only by exposing disturbing truths and provoking dissent, but also by pointing towards profound, imaginative, unpredictable and exciting new ways of living our shared urban spaces.

In his usual lucid prose Silverberg chronicles the long journey home of a young aristocrat who, fleeing a rebellion of his world's supposedly docile underclass, discovers some disturbing truths about his society and some heartening truths about himself, while interacting with a fascinating mix of truly surprisingly alien aliens.

But their inspiring performances obscure a disturbing truth.

The breach highlights a disturbing truth about LinkedIn's computer security: there isn't much.

I am just speaking as an insider of this industry, and telling you some disturbing truth.

Don't confront us with a new and disturbing truth, we secretly urge the screen.

It is to Stewart Brand's credit that he can recognize that disturbing truth.