Sentence examples for general truths from inspiring English sources

It'salways tempting to look for general truths in literature.

After asking me when my birthday was, the face reader offered some general truths.

In general, a science involves a pursuit of knowledge covering general truths or the operations of fundamental laws.

"I am incapable of pronouncing general truths," he insisted, aligning himself instead with "the complexity and ambiguity of human behavior".

But from her own life she's distilled more general truths about our relationships with each other and with ourselves.

As with Leviticus, some argue, we need to see all through the prism of socio-historical context before inferring any general truths.

But I would like to see the entire newspaper industry, what we used to call Fleet Street and indeed the media generally, have a general truth and reconciliation commission about all this.

Explicit, formal representations attempt to capture general truth and generally applicable problem solving strategies, but become too abstract in nature.

The reason for using the term "generic" is because the evaluative verb involves a generic mood that expresses general truth based on the speaker's observations or attitudes.

But (b) we could know this general truth on the basis of experience only by generalizing from examples of right and wrong that we encounter in experience.

The injunctive could be used to denote a general truth.