Sentence examples for ignored truth from inspiring English sources
Let's begin by understanding the seemingly obvious (but popularly ignored) truth that human embryos are indeed human.
But, as in the anxiously ignored truth of all our relationships, we only know what's happened already, and have no idea what we will want tomorrow.
The data on successful development has long told us an important and often ignored truth: it is crucial that we educate girls and women.
In fact, the well-documented but often ignored truth is that there was no such thing as Christianity during the life of Jesus.
Tony Schwartz, author of Donald Trump's myth-making book, The Art of the Deal, recently told the New Yorker that it took him a while to settle on the right euphemism for Trump's willingness to ignore truth.
Pauline Hanson has made a career out of ignoring truths about the world we live in and appealing to fictional ideas that foreign culture is responsible for today's violence.
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council said: "China has ignored the truth and sparked disputes by including pictures of our territory and landscape in its new Chinese passports.
I was standing outside watching how people, on both sides, ignored the truth because of their beliefs, beliefs that made them crazy.
And, in America's defence, it has never hidden what kind of husband it is; Blair has just tactfully ignored the truth.
