Sentence examples for guided by truth from inspiring English sources

President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi's office said in a statement: "History will never forget his numerous achievements in the defence of Arabism and Islam; acts which he performed with honour, honesty and sincerity, guided by truth, justice, chivalry and courage.

As anyone who has read The Republic knows, Plato was of the view that because philosophers are guided by truth itself, rather than by the instrumental value of any particular truth, they should therefore be given responsibility for affairs of state.

Leveling this stacked deck begins with an understanding that prosecutors and FBI agents are not always guided by truth and justice.

She prescribed being guided by truth in one's philosophical decisions about what to adopt and what to reject from the various metaphysicians and physicists whose work was animating intellectual circles in her time (IP Avant-Propos VII, X and XI).

True safety lies in opening to Spirit and being guided by truth.

In fact, he was regaining his balance, guided by the truth of his famous remark "Flesh was the reason why oil painting was invented".

These principles, however, were not dogma, Deng stressed, but must be guided by "seeking truth from facts".

These principles, however, were not dogma, Deng stressed, but must be guided by "seeking truth from facts". In short, realities on the ground, not ideology, would pragmatically guide China's reform path.

Citizens must also demand the country's future be "fact-based, not based on wishful thinking, not hoped-for outcomes made in shallow promises, but with a clear-eyed view of the facts as they are and guided by the truth that will set us free to seek solutions to our most daunting challenges," he said.

In psychology, Gawronski and Bodenhausen (2006) advance a model according to which there is a substantial difference between implicit attitudes, defined in terms of associative processes, and explicit attitudes which have a propositional structure and are guided by standards of truth and consistency (see also Wilson, Lindsey, and Schooler 2000; Greenwald and Nosek 2009).

To understand its politics is to begin and to end there, guided by its immutable truths.