Sentence examples for earlier truth from inspiring English sources

Yesterday he repeated his charge made at earlier truth commission hearings, that Mrs Madikizela-Mandela had ordered the murder of 14-year-old Stompie Seipei.

At the same time an earlier truth and reconciliation commission, set up with the UN's backing, looked at allegations over the period from Indonesia's invasion in 1975 to the killings as it withdrew in 1999.

"I had the pieces but no puzzle, and had to get back to an earlier truth".

This whole business about the Rams returning to Los Angeles just got real, so real that some early truths about these Rams have become immediately obvious.

One of the earliest truths we learn about the world is that generally small living things -- puppies, seedlings, babies -- grow into larger versions of the same things: dogs, plants, adults.

Had Manning's memos come out just a few months earlier, the truth about BP's deadly drilling methods would have been revealed, and there's little doubt BP would have had to change its ways.

The data helped delineate the neural activity associated with the following temporal sequence of the neurocognitive processes of deception: Early retrieval of truth, early processing of deception, late retrieval of truth, late processing of deception, and preparation before executing the response.

To make matters explicit, the earlier discussed truth-function ∨ is called inclusive, or non-exclusive or 1110 disjunction.

Perhaps it is a good thing for children to learn this truth earlier rather than later.

An article about how her publisher, and the newspaper, failed to discover the truth earlier appears today in The Arts.

"This suggests that the FBI either doesn't understand the technology well enough or wasn't telling us the full truth earlier when it said that only Apple could break into the phone.