Sentence examples for large truths from inspiring English sources
Writing — at least when it is great — is a kind of consecration, placing its practitioners in the way of assaults from large truths and perils.
The Yerushalmi talks in details, the Bavli in large truths; the Yerushalmi tells us what the Mishnah says, the Bavli, what it means.
An American-made shovel, two translucent toothbrushes, the Russian word for "comedy" — sometimes it is in the small things that large truths are found.
As it turns out, in this exhibition, perhaps because of some discomfort caused by the blunt force of this morality tale, small things tell large truths more plainly than larger arguments.
"Those letters never misrepresented any large truth," Ms. Israel said.
We treasure this remark for a large truth we found inbedded in it.
He has an uncanny knack for distilling a large truth about irrationality (which, left unchecked, almost always trumps rationality) into diagrams everyone can understand.
Sometimes the silliest episodes in politics reveal much larger truths.
But its subtext held two larger truths about jazz.
The coinage, however, was indicative of a few larger truths about morning television.
But the author appears to have remained faithful to the stunt's larger truths.
