Sentence examples for imperfect truth from inspiring English sources

The imperfect truth, eight years later, is that "I" often seems like all we have.

It is an imperfect truth settled, sometimes, by irritated jurors who are sick of being locked in a room together.

South Africa's homegrown Truth and Reconciliation Commission provided imperfect truth and incomplete reconciliation, but it relieved pressures for retribution and gave South Africans an important experience of self-judgment.

The reference standard is imperfect because, in truth, some participants may have occult disease.

Searching for truth (however imperfect the process) is fundamental to education.

Richards admires De Morgan's determined efforts to articulate the nature of certain truth and imperfect belief.

The contemporary media are no longer refractors and reflectors of the society on which they report; askers of simple questions and seekers after truth, however imperfect.

Social progress is imperfect, full of half-truths and sloppy misrepresentations.

While imperfect in many ways, the truth about what happens behind the closed doors of the ominous admission committee might be surprising.

You start by making a conscious effort to look for potential "truths" behind the imperfect ideas that imperfect people are offering.

Life in this imperfect world does contain inklings of truth; human wisdom does have a relation to divinity reality.