Sentence examples for foundational truths from inspiring English sources

While most of my friends and colleagues (a heartless, cynical crew if ever there was one) took Armstrong's guilt as one of the foundational truths of modern cycling, I held out the hope that he was just actually, well, better.

Such beliefs, as Gellman defines them, are the epistemic givens in a religious belief system — the assumed, foundational truths upon which all else is built.

However, he argues, since belief assessment only makes sense when one isn't certain that the belief in question is true, and since rock bottom religious beliefs are among the foundational truths — the basic, assumed truths — in an exclusivist's epistemic system, no assessment is necessary.

That's right, you can find evidence for the foundational truths taught by religion in virtually every double blind medical research study!

Nomadism holds that there are no foundational truths, only shifting and contingent models that are as temporally relative as the conditions among individuals, communities, and environments that produces them.

In fact I and am and here are all pointing to the same essential truth, pointing to that which needs no foundation for its support, because it is the foundational truth.

Oblique language and passive terminology cannot obscure a foundational truth of this era, one that we've become comfortable with not discussing: we are all anchored to a time and place, all connected to a nation or region or culture or religion, in conflict with another.

Too much of our politics today ignores that foundational truth.

Learning that foundational truth begins at home, modeled by moms and dads.

That is a foundational truth that has served me well, to this day.

We are becoming blind to a foundational truth: Only the glue of civility can bind together a democratic society.