But no one who watched this can be in any doubt about the essential truths.
Yet read it we must, for it contains solemn and essential truths.
This novel is a very readable, imaginative attempt to hold essential truths in living memory.
"The essential truths are that a poor leader runs a poor school; a good leader runs a good school.
Mr. Royle defended the colorization as a way to convey the essential truths of the conflict, particularly to younger audiences.
Still, it seems logical that no matter what changes from the outside, there are essential truths that will stay constant.
Shavit's description of the Israeli massacre and the expulsion of Palestinians unravels essential truths about the deep conflict that persists between Israelis and Palestinians.
It's theater as meta-biography, in which real lives are transformed, abstracted and mythologized in pursuit of more essential truths or loopy intellectual gamesmanship.
Sure, today's Mets announcers, Gary Cohen especially and beautifully, analyze more and critique more and maybe let on essential truths more.
When Mr. Frey went on "Larry King Live" with his mom to defend his book's "essential truths," Oprah Winfrey called in to back him up.
Rather, Elshtain, working frequently in circles and often in the present tense, draws out what she sees as the essential truths Addams discovered.
