Sentence examples for even the truth from inspiring English sources
Then even the truth can seem artificial.
Mrs. K. can't let anything out, not even the truth.
Not even the truth will set them free.
Even the truth will not be a defence, since any statement deemed misleading could be actionable".
The meaning and even the truth of this last concession are alike disputed.
On "Justice," even the truth gets the benefit of a high-priced makeover.
That was a word no one had used — not the doctors or Lisa's friends or even the truth-obsessed women from Bertie's so-called church.
By denying the analytic-synthetic distinction, Quine made even the "truths" of logic and mathematics empirical.
Lewis also argues that we can't stop here—just giving up maximalism for optimalism because even the truth-makers for atomic statements conflict with Humeanism.
They then point out that even the truths of elementary number theory are presumably not in general derivable by self-evident steps from self-evident truths (Quine & Ullian 1978: 64 65).
"Even if the truth includes bad news.
