That dual allegiance, to the truth of the thing and to the truth of writing, inevitably takes you away from the merely heartfelt, it seems to me.
Contemplating is a dual way of approaching the truth.
The gathering liaison depends, of course, on discretion and subterfuge, which is where the couple's other selves come in, providing mordant commentary on events in their joint guise as truth-tellers and dual consciences here made flesh.
In the past we talked about "dual use" military-civilian technologies, but truth be told, not much of what's in a bomb migrates back to a BMW.
According to Candrakırti's definition of the two truths, all things embody dual nature, for each is constituted by its conventional nature and its ultimate nature.
The truth is that through her dual perspectives as doctor and patient, Kate forced all of us in the NHS to confront uncomfortable truths about the ways we may unintentionally strip our patients of their dignity and individuality.
The combat pictures especially satisfied a dual and sometimes contradictory craving: for the truth about what American soldiers, sailors and pilots were facing overseas and for stirring, morale-boosting tales of home-grown heroism.
If we do, we can search for the truth together by advancing the dual principles of religious freedom and freedom from religion.
And even while 10percentt would add up to roughly 700 million people, most of them feel isolated because no national political parties to date, acknowledge the truth to take up the dual mandate.
These approaches are nowadays often labelled as paracomplete, and they are natural duals of the (paraconsistent) dialetheic theories of truth to be described below (for a comparative survey of the two kinds of approach, see Beall and Ripley (forthcoming)).
