Sentence examples for exploring truth from inspiring English sources

"Suppressing that freedom by political means constitutes a major obstacle to exploring truth and destroys the spiritual cornerstone of a university".

"A university is an open forum for exploring truth, and sharing opinions and academic freedom is the foundation for its existence," a group of professors at National Taiwan University wrote in an open letter this week.

"Ads" reflects Mr. Maxwell's abiding fascination with the poetry in speech that has not been manicured into smooth stage dialogue, and his conviction that exploring truths about experience in art often benefits from a level of artlessness.

A story titled "Liar, Cheater" explores truth and fiction without a moment's ponderousness.

What should be said is: 'You've explored truth in many ways, some that really touched your soul.

Nothing is what it initially seems in a play beautifully directed by Daniel Goldman and exquisitely performed by Trevor White and Alex Austin, which constantly discombobulates the audience as it explores truth and lies, the art of storytelling and how often we only see the things we want to.

The fast-moving plot gives Langer plenty of opportunity to explore truth versus fiction in prose writing, with stabs at the likes of James Frey in the person of Blade Markham, memoirist of the moment.

"I had to tell the paper at that point -- I'd spent my whole life exploring the truth and reporting the truth," he says.

"It is clear from Wilbur's own words that she was not exploring the truth but rather planting the truth as she wanted it to be," Rieber wrote.

There is no harm in exploring the truth about racism when all moral, scientific, social, historical and genetic evidence demonstrates it to be groundless and ridiculous.

I didn't know that exploring the truth of some people's lives, and the stories they had to tell, would overturn my prejudices and my common sense and poke a sharp stick into the blind spots.