Sentence examples for illustrate this truth from inspiring English sources

Few events better illustrate this truth than the current debate in France over whose earthly remains best belong in the basement of a hulking neo-Classical pile with a fissuring dome and bricked-up windows that looms over Paris — otherwise known as the Panthéon.

Great literature, as well as great economics, has illustrated this truth.

It is generally agreed that the 70s were a mistake, and nothing better illustrates this truth than this 1977 tale of a nondescript grocery clerk with very bad hair who suddenly begins receiving visits from God Almighty.

There is no need to go far back in history to illustrate this depressing truth.

Both The Lord of the Flies and The Dark Knight illustrate this fundamental truth of human nature: People are only as "good" as the world allows them to be.

If the aim of the film was to demonstrate that the frailties of old age await us all, then why bother choosing a subject as significant and (let's be honest) important as Thatcher to illustrate this otherwise universal truth?

To illustrate this, consider the truth table of the design shown in Figure 9.

The Whangdoodle demands that Benj illustrate the truth (at least this bird's-eye view of the truth).

It's the job of good journalists to illustrate the truth, not repeat the talking points of politicians that are intended to suggest a solution to a problem.

The man with a secret is the man with power, Aristotle observes, and no life could illustrate the truth of the maxim more emphatically than that of Harold Adrian Russell Kim Philbyby, pupil of Westminster School and Cambridge graduate, clubman, cricket enthusiast, bon viveur and tireless party-thrower, ace undercover agent and, as Ben Macintyre would have it, great betrayer.

But in a more enduring sense the dominance critique relies on several observations that illustrate the truth of feminist claims about the entrenchment of patriarchy as the status quo and the domination model of sexuality.