The words "leader" or "leadership" show up two hundred and fourteen times, to a hundred and ten instances of "truth" or "true".
The term 'reparations' is also used even more broadly to include acts other than material transfers, such as apologies or instances of truth-telling (Torpey 2003, Walker 2010).
But caginess, or self-consciousness, quickly set in, and he wrote to Howells that "an autobiography is the truest of all books: for while it inevitably consists mainly of extinctions of the truth, shirkings of the truth, partial revealments of the truth, with hardly an instance of plain straight truth, the remorseless truth is there, between the lines".
The instances of ultimate truth in each lower school are, it argues, their philosophical reifications, hence, they are the ones the higher schools logically refute.
The tired pun of the book's title is a rare instance of hard-right truth in labelling.
It is just one instance of the general truth that standards for the application of a term vary within a wide but non-arbitrary range as determined by various features of the conversational context.
Witness that each of these compound realizer properties requires any of its bearers to be an instance of a specific truth-function.
It seems to be that a man's clothes, if they are too obvious in what they say about his rank and metier, tend to look like counterfeit statements except in very rare instances, when some vibration of truth about the man himself comes through all the fabric and buttons.
What if he were in a position to announce, for instance, that the truth of the quantum-mechanical laws can be traced back to the fact that the world has some other, deeper property X? Wouldn't we still be in a position to ask why X rather than Y?
In each instance, there was a grain of truth in the vilification.
All of which is by way of introduction to his remarks about contemporary art in these two interviews, which you may regard either as staggeringly shortsighted, or an instance of someone telling the truth about art that is overinflated and overhyped by the media, museums and the market.
