Sentence examples for fundamental truth that from inspiring English sources

In recognizing the particular thoughts that attempt to define I, and attempt to define being, and attempt to define here, in any moment we can simply return to the fundamental truth that needs no definition for its truthfulness.

That work taught me a fundamental truth that has guided me ever since: that in this country, change doesn't come from the top down.

What is the one fundamental truth that all storytellers must know?

We have forgotten the fundamental truth that Jefferson, and Macaulay understood so well.

"We will also embrace the fundamental truth that all nations are independent, as well as independent," he said.

So I start with one fundamental truth that everyone agrees on with Jesus and that was that he was crucified.

The theory, developed in the 1920s and 1930s, makes seemingly bizarre statements, including the fundamental truth that it is impossible to know everything about the world.

Or has he grasped a fundamental truth – that the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award really doesn't mean that much.

In a speech to the Ghanaian Parliament in July 2009, the president said it was a "fundamental truth" that "development depends on good governance.

The film editor Oscar Rosander revealed "a fundamental truth — that editing occurs during filming itself, the rhythm created in the script".

"It was a tough reminder of a fundamental truth… that the freedom of the individual should not be destroyed at the whim of an over-mighty state".