Sentence examples for earning the truth from inspiring English sources

Naturalism believes by just replicating a thing you give the truth, rather than earning the truth".

Fast track quasi-realism begins by earning the right for the truth predicate to be applied to moral sentences, and then observes that once the legitimacy of the truth predicate is established much (all?) other realist talk comes along for free.

And yet, as with the human brain, there are still epic discoveries to be made — like how photography functions in the world, how usefully it serves as a mode of representation and how much help it needs from other sources, like words, to earn the outsize measure of truth we afford it.

Obama needed to earn the authority to tell hard truths, and that could only be done by first acknowledging the various grievances and perceived wrongs that have accumulated over the years, on all sides (in this way, the Cairo speech was the foreign equivalent to the speech on race that he gave in Philadelphia during the campaign, with many of the same rhetorical moves).

He has earned the right to speak hard truths, to offend if necessary, but his presentation is not offensive.

The value of the new White House effort will be directly proportional to the reputation it earns for telling the truth.

What's more, your long friendship has earned these women the truth: You've come to despise knitting, or more likely, your political views have shifted away from theirs.

So, in truth, the U.S.O.C. and Ward have earned the misery of each other's company the past 14 months.

He earned the applause.

Lee Ho-suk earned the silver.

They earn the spread.