Sentence examples for genuine truths from inspiring English sources

Nor do they deny that science as currently constituted discovers genuine truths.

There are, after all, lots of cases where we seem to be able to grasp genuine truths even though those truths play no role in the story of how our basic mental capacities evolved.

Prayer is about mutual self-revelation, opening the most genuine truths of our souls to God, and God revealing God's deepest self to us — because that's what lovers do; that's what a good relationship is.

But it has to be a genuine truth.

But like the best public oration genuine truth and beauty are packed in there as well.

Whether whether even counts as an option in genuine truth-telling — shouldn't that be a thunderbolt?

Dean Burnett rarely says anything that has any genuine truth to it, just look at his twitter profile @garwboy.

Pussy Riot's song-and-dance number shocked many people, myself included – yet it seems that their performance has exposed a genuine truth about the dismal failings of the criminal justice system.

This exchange satirises a common view among theatre professionals that drama critics conspire as a pack, but also touches on a genuine truth about theatre-reviewing – and, more generally, theatre-going.

The United Nations report said that the government panel was riddled with conflicts of interest and was not impartial, concluding that it "has not conducted genuine truth-seeking about what happened in the final stages of the armed conflict, not sought to investigate systematically and impartially the allegations of serious violations on both sides of the war".

(Agnostics think that the propositions are one or the other but believe that it is not possible to determine which). But all three are mistaken, some atheists argue, for such putative truth-claims are not sufficiently intelligible to be genuine truth-claims that are either true or false.