Sentence examples for familiar truth from inspiring English sources

He also is faced with the crushing but rather familiar truth that "he was not in charge of grief.

On an astonishing day, full of surprises and basketball scorelines, one familiar truth held fast: you can trust the old enemy.

No decent person can fail to hope for an end to the suffering and for those responsible to be brought to justice.The prosecutor's decision, however, also lays bare a familiar truth.

That was the spookily familiar truth that the world of golf will have to come to terms with once more this morning, and although the courageous figure of Colin Montgomerie had so much to stand tall about, the Scot's ego was one of the very few which has not taken an absolute kicking here these past four days.

The encoding we've just sketched of some of the familiar truth values and logical connectives of classical truth-table logic does not show that λ-calculus and classical logic are intimately related.

A writer brings just enough difference to a familiar story that a reader is able to see the story's familiar truth anew -- and that's all we want.

They don't even fit the now-familiar truth that Britain, like many other western liberal democracies, has become a deeply divided society in both economic and cultural terms.

However familiar the truth, governments hate to hear it spoken from the outside.

Although "A Wedding Bouquet" is familiar, the truth is that no one makes beguiling ballets like this anymore.

One major difficulty facing alethic relativists is to explain what "true for" actually means, and how "true for" should be understood as related to the more familiar absolutist truth predicate.

This main narrative of "Humans," which is based on a Swedish series and written by Sam Vincent and Jonathan Brackley, is solid if somewhat familiar; the truth and beauty of the series lies in the various B plots.