Sentence examples for established truth from inspiring English sources

They want declarative statements when there is an established truth.

And the debunking by health officials does the job of stating an established truth.

The trick, of course, is to determine those facts, to identify the established truth.

Their purpose is to question and not accept what counts as the established truth.

That makes it harder than ever to tell established truth from opinion, propaganda or pure fiction.

Simply put, false balance is the journalistic practice of giving equal weight to both sides of a story, regardless of an established truth on one side.

The Observer has had exclusive access to a cache of letters and photographs that establishes the truth about Brooke.

The more news organizations can state established truths and stand by them, the better off the readership — and the democracy — will be.

They also want reporters to state established truths clearly, without hedging or always putting the words in a source's mouth.

Many of the ideas and practices that are held as established truths are, in fact, unhelpful and deeply frustrating for the people they are intended to serve.

Webster's sentencing also received considerable media coverage, possibly due to his youth and the length of his sentence, as well as curiosity about the newly established "truth-in-sentencing" principles.