Sentence examples for exposure of truth from inspiring English sources
Arguments become impressionistic, the criticism goes, an atmosphere of conspiracy is not the same as the exposure of truth.
That is, our hyperconnected, social-media dominated world bursts with transparency: Public exposure of truths and realities appear almost immediately via YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, blogs and a host of other vehicles.
Is A Vindication, he asks, "the anatomy of an error" or, more subtly, "the exposure of a truth made wrong by fanaticism"?
What counts is to offer ameliorative solutions, rather than the exposure of contradictory social truths.
Instead, it often chooses business over humanity, drama over accuracy, and withholding of information over the uncovering of truth and exposure of injustice.
Informal explanations of natural selection often ascribe agency to evolutionary processes (Moore et al. 2002 6, and such falsehoods may become more believable with repeated exposure (i.e., the "illusion of truth"; Halpern 2003).
Coming from this place of truth will minimize your exposure through creating a security culture and approach that's not in search of a silver bullet.
Exposure of their work, exposure of the truths that they had investigated, witnessed and disseminated to the world because no one else was doing it.
Both explanations have a grain of truth.
