Sentence examples for erosion of truth from inspiring English sources
Running alongside this generational misplacement is a bubbling undercurrent about the erosion of "truth" in cinema – a fretfulness about what being a film-maker means in a world where everyone wields a camera.
But watching the daily erosion of truth brings up in me similar feelings of powerlessness.
It occurred to me that erosion, as you say, is not just a physical process, but the corrosive process we're seeing among politics, there's an erosion of democracy, an erosion of truth, an erosion of our regard for science, erosion of decency, and and on a deeper level, I think an erosion of self.
There's been an erosion of trust.
Writing in the Guardian, Chris Ware called it 'deeply unnerving … a perspicacious and chilling analysis of the nature of trust and truth and the erosion of both in the age of the internet – and especially, in the age of Trump'.
"He's one of the few willing to stand firm for truth and against the erosion of biblical principles," Graham said in a statement.
Endless truths destroy the notion of truth.
The moment of truth came.
