Sentence examples for implied truth from inspiring English sources

You disagree; in fact, you say that awareness of the flexibility and fallibility of language assists truth, because more vigilant listeners or readers are able to catch an "implied" truth.

It is these meetings, private jokes and implied truths that breed the next generation of sexism in academia.

That Eric Holder's speech made explicit some implied truths — "But for the movement," he said, "I would not be Attorney General and Barack Obama would not be President" — and nodded toward the humbling tenacity of unnamed thousands is not particularly surprising.

"Fightville" has fewer women and a tonier pedigree because it's a documentary movie and all that implies: truth, or something like it, at 24 film frames per second, though usually now, as here, in digital.

Popularity does not imply truth.

If I know that you will finish reading this article tomorrow, then you will finish tomorrow (because knowledge implies truth).

Since knowledge implies truth, skepticism about moral truth-aptness has implications for moral knowledge, but it is directly about truth-aptness and not about moral knowledge.

If Socrates knows that he knows nothing, then he knows something (the proposition that he knows nothing) and yet does not know anything (because knowledge implies truth).

However, a converse implication seems to hold: If knowledge implies truth, and if moral claims are never true, then there is no knowledge of what is moral or immoral (assuming that skeptics deny the same kind of truth that knowledge requires).

The truth of one claim does not necessarily imply the truth of the other claims.

The adjectives "strong" and "weak" refer to the fact that the truth of a result such as equation (14) implies the truth of the corresponding version of equation (11), but not conversely.