Sentence examples for it is truth from inspiring English sources

It is truth that has been tweaked.

It is truth but a different reality.

It is truth through fable and story, highly empathetic and moral even when flouting conventional morality.

Our aim is not truth and reconciliation; it is truth and repudiation.

It is truth rather than beauty that dominates the current show.

It is truth as a kind of troth, a loyalty or fidelity to that which one is betrothed, as in the act of love.

But above all, it is truth-telling; a generation talking to itself and showing itself in its own language and speed and rhythm.

If it is truth-telling that Obama is after, then on what basis can America offer respect to the repressive, terrorist-sponsoring, messianic rulers of Iran?

To illustrate: "there are exactly as many forks as knives" is ontologically committed to numbers because it is truth-conditionally equivalent to "the number of forks is identical with the number of knives", which contains a singular term 'the number of forks' which purports to refer to numbers.

But an indeterminate sense is no sense at all, for a proposition by its very nature "reaches through the whole logical space" (3.42) (i.e., it is truth-valued with respect to every possible world).[6] So if every sentence depended for its "sense" (i.e., truth-valuedness) on the truth of another, no sentence would have a determinate sense, and so no sentence would have a sense.

"Yes, it is a harsh message," he conceded, but it is "truth-telling".