Sentence examples for express truth from inspiring English sources

Barish's own attempt to describe de Manian theory is unhelpful: "a stance of ironic 'undecideability,' in which reality is an endless hall of mirrors and writing is a necessarily 'perverse' enterprise based on human lies, or the inability of language itself to express truth".

Here T is the predicate intended to express truth and <φ> is a name for the sentence φ.

The semantics provides insight into the "word-world" connection that explains how it is that sentences can express truth and falsity, how they can carry good and bad information.

Nevertheless, Jesus showed us that there are times when we must stand up and express truth to power in constructive, meaningful, unyielding ways despite the possible consequences.

If we don't express who we really are, if we don't express truth and love in relationships, they simply become a state of isolation with somebody (some body) still around.

"Art gives us a way to not only express creativity, but to also express truth and individuality", Scaglione continues to explain that he worked in an art gallery as a teen saving for 2 years to purchase a painting for his parents that changed their lives.

There are many modal formulas that are not theorems of T but that have a certain claim to express truths about necessity and possibility.

In a country where national television reports news with Soviet-style efficiency and the newspapers are tied to politicians, many Ivoirians look to musicians to express truths unavailable elsewhere.

Putnam was equally critical of conventionalism, the view that logic, mathematics, and extensive portions of science do not express truths but are based on human stipulations i.e., convention.

First (13a - 15a 13a - 15apear to express truths.

Mathematical theorems express truths, albeit in a special way: true by virtue of meaning alone.