Sentence examples for edge of truth from inspiring English sources
When filming began on the sun-baked slopes of Mount Sinai, he suggested to DeMille that he play the role barefoot — a decision that he felt lent an edge of truth to his performance.
What I've just told is a Korda story: an anecdote with the edges of truth burned off.
That Mann is the real-life Mrs Apatow gives some of her scenes, particularly when she shouts at Rudd about how "mean" he can be, an extra edge of emotional truth.
When Mia finally cottons on to the truth about Connor it leads to an intriguing, edge-of-your-seat denouement as she tracks him down in Tilbury.
But it turns out that these instructors are less self-aware than the kids themselves, who live on the edge of their feelings, their various truths, with such open hearts that sometimes one must turn away from looking at the screen, which is framed by Shiva's moral seriousness and her belief, ultimately, in the world as a better place than most of us will ever know.
Jason Lipshultz from Billboard described it as "sunny electronica" that sounds big on the chorus, where Gaga sings "I'm on the edge of glory and I'm hanging on a moment of truth".
"It's not like we have that edge at home, but we've gotten good things to happen in the moment of truth.
In this instance, TP, TN, FP and FN refer to the directed edges of the in vivo perturbed network with respect to the lactation network (taken as the standard of truth).
This gentle and heavily built man, who never exempts himself from the discipline of fairness, drives witness after witness backward, step by step, till on the edge of some moral abyss they admit the truth.
In the cups scene, we can see that our result is much more similar to the ground truth at the right edge of the cup (the first and second rows in Fig. 14).
