Sentence examples for establish its truth from inspiring English sources

I would not have published the allegation of a McCain affair, because The Times did not convincingly establish its truth.

Other commentators, including Richard Aquila (1989: 159), Howell (1992: 227 8) and Schulting (2013) agree that the B-Deduction features the reciprocity thesis and an attempt to establish its truth, while Ameriks (1978) disagrees.

A third is the reduction to impossibility, which does not directly show the thing itself that is wanted but by refuting its contradictory indirectly establishes its truth.

Unlike Argentina, South Africa, and Sierra Leone, Kosovo failed to establish its own truth-and-reconciliation commission.

It is sometimes suggested, not that physicalism is false, but that the entire 'project of physicalism' — the project in philosophy of mind of debating whether physicalism is true, and trying to establish or disprove its truth by philosophical argument — is misguided.

Masters himself believed that "science, by itself, has no moral dimension, but it does seek to establish truth, and upon this truth morality can be built" - and he and Johnson set out to find the truth.

I welcome the intervention of Ukad … they can get to the bottom of it and establish the truth".

Canada may establish a truth commission to examine aspects of how it treated native peoples.

It seemed terrible that between us we couldn't establish the truth".

In Peru, it provided advice and comments on drafting legislation to establish a truth commission.

"It became clear that the court is not out to establish the truth," she said.