Sentence examples for elemental truth that from inspiring English sources

But this film's longing for just that quality — for a simple, elemental truth that will be both specific to its time and place and ripe with deeper meanings — is precisely what makes it unconvincing.

Perhaps this event will show readers and viewers the elemental truth that can be hard to see in our cluttered and hyperconnected lives: the Australian media industry is in the fight of its life.

The aforementioned Charlotte Rampling as Gaby, the acerbic, downright venomous, battle-scarred matron, rounds out the clichés, though Rampling preserves the elemental truth that informs cliché, doing a fine job as the only family member whose advice is worth a damn.

The ensuing debate would force voters to face the elemental truth — that they can only have a government as big as they are willing to pay for.

The place was so crowded that it took me five minutes to pay for a cup of coffee, proving the elemental truth that man can build a superconducting collider but not a functional cafeteria.

Since reinvention is now a major part of the survival of our whole planet, and individuals, corporations, and countries are all intertwined, we've all got a stake in facing both our internal truths, and the elemental truths that come from within our cultures.

Flaherty had what was once called "an innocent eye", which tried to discover "the elemental truths that all men share".

"That's the truth, that's the truth.

We have lost sight of that elemental truth.

For that reason, the play's coda seems a mistake, a cheesy bid for a coup de theatre that misses an elemental truth: We have met the ghost and he is us.

We had intuited an elemental truth: love needs no leash.