Sentence examples for inviolable truth from inspiring English sources
Arbesman, an expert in scientometrics — the measurement of science — reminds us that facts taken for inviolable truth are made obsolete by new facts every day.
The profession is founded on an inviolable truth: almost all the metal that has ever existed in the world still exists, and always will exist.
Arbesman, an expert in scientometrics the measurement of science reminds us that facts taken for inviolable truth are made obsolete by new facts every day.
Free to adhere to or reject what is known, human beings cannot be coerced by attempted external pressure or used as a means by others without prejudice to the inviolable truth in which they share innately through their participation in the light of being and which they attain adventitiously through the direct perception that unfolds determined truths to their intellectual gaze.
Leibniz therefore insists, "when the parts of the bodies absorb the force of the impact, as a whole, as when two pieces of rich earth or clay come into collision … when, I say, some force is absorbed by the parts, it is as good as lost … But this loss … does not detract from the inviolable truth of the law of the conservation of the same force in the world.
I have my inviolable truth, which can neither be contradicted nor restrained.
Thus, SDL seems to make it a logical truth that there are inviolable obligations.
The truth is that the cityscape that New Yorkers revere as most authentic and therefore inviolable is most likely the one that they first encountered.
The New Yorker, September 27 , 1999 P. 96Briefly Noted review of "The Story of a Million Years" (Houghton Mifflin; $23) by David Huddle... What makes this first novel so touchingly creepy is not the many secrets it contains but the fact that the characters inevitably sniff out the truth about one another even as they believe their own secrets to be inviolable.
"It represents inviolable optimism".
