Sentence examples for explicit truth from inspiring English sources

Because that explicit truth I was talking about" — a reference to his open letter on Tumblr — "probably had the same effect [on me] as heroin does on some people".

We have shied away from telling the explicit truth about those at greatest risk from the virus for fear of how it will be manipulated by racists and homophobes.

There are analogies here both to modal logic and to languages with an explicit truth predicate.

Namely, an ESO formula χ(x) of vocabulary τ ∪ {TRUE} can be formulated which is an implicit truth-definition of ESO for N. Therefore the ESO formula ∃TRUE χ(x) is an explicit truth-definition of ESO for N.

Once the content of the subjectivist's claim is made explicit, the truth or acceptability of a subjectivist moral judgment is no longer a relative matter.

Or they resolve into explicit darker truths, like the back of the Wollstonecraft runner, which depicts the writer's death following the birth of her second daughter, Mary Shelley.

That (Gen) is universally quantified also means it can be used as an explicit definition of truth.

Indeed, some deflationists (most notably Horwich 1998b) do not provide an explicit definition of truth at all.

Formulated in this way, deflationism does not give an explicit definition of truth, for (ES) is not a definition of anything.

The best-known examples are probably Michaelis-Menten and Hill rate laws, which are ultimately explicit, but in truth approximate a multivariate system of underlying chemical processes.

Bergmann, the grandfather of the contemporary truth-maker movement, was explicit about this: "the truth of S must be grounded ontologically.