A pre-eminent truth about opera-going is that the quality of the music-making will always remain the matter of paramount importance.
Although Buddhists do not speak of supernatural revelation, they regard the Buddha as a uniquely eminent discoverer of liberating truth.
In truth, using an eminent domain action to enable a private corporation to maximize profits at homeowners' expense is hardly a social obligation.
Gideon Haigh, the eminent Australian cricket writer, got to the truth of the matter when he said: "Administrators and the media have an ambivalent relationship with on-field aggression.
The editor who transformed the Post from an undistinguished local sheet into an international name was now the pre-eminent example of how fearless pursuit of truth could still restore integrity by unseating its abusers, however powerful.
"His most eminent characteristic, however, has been an unswerving loyalty to truth as obtained by exact observation and unprejudicial judgement, regardless of ridicule or misrepresentation".
Some shameful truths have been laid bare, including the eminent judge's apparent opinion that "the security service does not in fact operate a culture that respects human rights".
He wants him to befriend one of the older men in his social circle, an eminent paediatrician called Jorge Van Vechten, and discover if there is any truth in a troubling rumour.
The object of the will, the supreme Good, is more eminent than the object of the intellect, which is the truth, i.e. the good, of a given thing and is thus a subordinate good.
The truth is that "The Danish Girl" is, for all its eminent skills, the victim of its own decency.
For most Bangladeshis, that truth has been established since 1995, when a self-appointed panel of eminent citizens, headed by the current justice minister, compiled "evidence" of war crimes against 16 individuals, including the seven men currently awaiting trial before the International Crimes Tribunal.
