Sentence examples for evaluating the truth from inspiring English sources
Evaluating the truth of the claims would come later, and often would be reserved for a jury.
bore sufficient "indicia of reliability" and afforded "'the trier of fact a satisfactory basis for evaluating the truth of the prior statement.'" Our holding that the Supreme Court of Ohio erred in its "indicia of reliability" analysis does not fully dispose of the case, for respondent would defend the judgment on an alternative ground.
Furthermore, in accepting, affirming or embracing the truth, isn't one actively positively evaluating the truth?
This 'fixed-point' theorem holds if our scheme for evaluating the truth of composite sentences has a certain nice property of monotonicity, which we will not define here.
Evaluating the truth of such an assertion would be understood as evaluating whether A and B are indeed "the same" in the relevant way.
CBF holds that ordinary agents are capable of evaluating the truth of an idea (or representation, or proposition) delivered to the mind (via sensation or imagination) before believing or disbelieving it.
The horizontal axis represents those same possible worlds as circumstances of evaluation, relative to which we evaluate the truth or falsity of the proposition expressed.
Prosecutors respond that the amnesty program is still the most effective way to get at price-fixing conspiracies and that jurors can evaluate the truth of testimony.
Even when he laments belonging to "a race of people that don't know how to do nothing but moan, pray and have babies," he seems to be merely thinking out loud, as if he can evaluate the truth of a statement only by saying it and seeing how it fits.
