If you've got a guy famous for truth-telling, why feed him a bunch of semi-deceptions?
Keats concludes with some of his most famous lines: "'Beauty is truth, truth beauty, that is all / Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know'".
(He is also worryingly fond of quoting Churchill's famous phrase about truth being so precious in wartime that "it must be accompanied by a bodyguard of lies").
This Heat team on the surface may look like basketball's classic union of the rich and famous, but the truth is that James, along with his talents, brought his Northern Ohio Rust Belt roots to South Beach.
One may note that Aristotle's famous definition of truth (see Section 1) actually begins with the definition of falsehood.
Equipped with her famous Lasso of Truth and some weaponized jewelry, Diana of Themyscira was the first widely recognized superheroine -- a much-needed addition to the hypermasculine realm of comic fiction.
Yes, I know that everyone's dream is to post some video on YouTube that will go viral and make them instantly famous, but the truth of the matter is that no one outside your immediate circle cares one iota.
Dillon says, "I am famous for my truth bombs" and essentially looks like he got lost on the way to a casting to be Gemma Collins' new best friend on a short-lived ITV Be daytime reality show and ended up on The Apprentice instead.
Realization of the non-existence of svabhāva is supposed to have important soteriological consequences as part of Buddhist practice; ultimately it is understood to be the way to the liberation from suffering, the final of the famous four noble truths expounded by the Buddha.
"Thou still unravished bride of quietness," was how Keats addressed a Grecian urn at the beginning of that ode that ends with the famous lines about beauty being truth, truth being beauty, and that being that.
