Sentence examples for historic truth from inspiring English sources

Iran's rulers understand this historic truth very well.

He is self-consciously representing a larger historic truth through her.

Last week, came another assault on historic truth of the Holocaust.

Nominally satirizing the moribund chivalric romance, Cervantes presented "reality" on two levels: the "poetic truth" of Don Quixote and the "historic truth" of his squire, Sancho Panza.

If, for example, the father were a personage — a surprisingly long-lived Abraham Lincoln, perhaps — then the claims of historic truth would be compelling.

"To those who are incapable of presenting the historic truth in an honest way, I want to say that Poland was not a perpetrator but a victim of world war two," the prime minister, Ewa Kopacz, said on Sunday.

But change is sneaky, and models based on historic truths have a tendency to collapse.

Still, if Xi wants to extend his rule indefinitely, there are a few historic truths that he will need to confront.

In a town where the political discourse is often dominated by anti-government bromides, it is important for the President to stand up and state some historic truths.

In my reflection of society's marginalization of victims of sexual violence, I am painfully clear of other historic truths.

Through discovering the historic truths of yesterday, I learned about slaves who fought for their freedom through entrepreneurship.