Sentence examples for foundation of truth from inspiring English sources
What most of these views had in common was a tendency to seek an absolute ground of self and reality, an unchangeable foundation of truth and certainty.
Oprah Winfrey's gambit of asking yes-and-no questions to begin the interview allowed her to create a very solid foundation of truth in a story that has been a wilderness of lies.
It therefore is critical that each of us works to support a democracy that is built on a foundation of truth and reality, not one that willingly takes refuge in the active distortion thereof.
The code required parliamentarians to sign on to a set of principles, including respect for religious and cultural diversity, supporting tolerance and justice within a multicultural society, and "to speak and write in a manner which provides factual commentary on a foundation of truth about all issues being debated in the community and the parliament".
He also said, "With this book, I think, she imagined there would be at least a foundation of truth, of what she actually said and thought about things, in many cases things she felt should not be printed until she had died".
In De ver. 1.1, Aquinas presents his analysis of the concept of truth in a threefold scheme, according to which there is a moment of conformity of intellect and thing, right between the thing as the foundation of truth and knowledge as its result; this conformity, in which the meaning of the true is formally accomplished, is transcendental truth.
"It is going to be a lot more difficult if you don't have the same respect for colleagues because, frankly, they have departed so far from the foundations of truth in an election campaign".
I submit that great principles of government rest upon solid foundations of truth and justice, and are not to be set at naught and evaded by the mere confusion of words.
If we are ever to remake our society and rebuild it on the foundations of truth and morality we must reveal to the world what we are living with and under now.
Just because a silly argument can be constructed on the foundation of a truth doesn't make it less of a truth.
But Mr. Liska's deep, quiet performance in the movie, which was written and directed by Bohdan Slama ("Something Like Happiness," "Wild Bees"), and the film's portrayal of farm life as a rugged pastorale lends "The Country Teacher" a foundation of visceral truth.
