Sentence examples for elementary truth from inspiring English sources

That elementary truth applies to every area of the market.

A Times review said it "captures the intensity of elementary truth and transmutes it into rare, crystalline beauty".

The journalist Vance Thompson was bolstered in his disregard for the "monstrous fallacy that all men are born free and equal" while H. L. Mencken, Nietzsche's most influential American interpreter, championed "the greatest individualist since Adam" for exposing an elementary truth: It is "only the underdog... that believes in equality".

Those subjected to his nasal monotone, coloured only by the unmistakable "Rhodie" twang, are unlikely to forget the grinding, righteous whinge of a man who knew he was the only one in step and never understood why the rest could not grasp that elementary truth.

An elementary truth is true because it corresponds to an atomic fact: correspondence is still isomorphism, but it holds exclusively between elementary truths and atomic facts.

Today, the five senses are considered such an elementary truth that it is sometimes used as a point of consensus before writers embark on more mysterious or contentious topics.

CARDINAL HAYES ASSAILS BIRTH CURB; Declares That the Movement Sweeps Aside the Elementary Truths of Religion.

Archives|CARDINAL HAYES ASSAILS BIRTH CURB; Declares That the Movement Sweeps Aside the Elementary Truths of Religion.

Mr. Hazard's experiences with a florida cracker who refuses to believe the most elementary truths if they do not happen to coincide with his experience.

By Theodore Pratt The New Yorker, January 19 , 1935P. 63 Mr. Hazard's experiences with a florida cracker who refuses to believe the most elementary truths if they do not happen to coincide with his experience.

Logical atomists, such as Russell (1918) and Wittgenstein (1921), will hold that the truth or falsehood of every truth-value bearer can be explained in terms of (can be derived from) logical relations between truth-value bearers, by way of the recursive clauses, together with the base clauses, i.e., the correspondence and non-correspondence of elementary truth-value bearers with facts.