Sentence examples for layers of truth from inspiring English sources

This is a thick, red steak for arthouse intellectuals who like to root through layers of truth and textuality in cinema: Abbas Kiarostami goes to Florida.

Buy from Amazon.comIN HIS earlier book about Islam, Reza Aslan, an Iranian-born American writer, presented a subtle view of the different layers of truth that can be found in sacred writings.

Secrets can have different layers of truth.

And, as we all know, onions are frequently used a metaphor to denote layers of truth.

But according to his colleague Maria Hill – a substantial cameo from Cobie Smulders, another holdover from Avengers Assemble – there's another layer of truth to be uncovered.

What he learned was that detectives don't just listen to the suspect's narrative, they're picking up on the use of certain pronouns and tenses; they use the psychological elements of story-telling to discover an extra layer of truth and detail in the grammar and cadence of the interview.

There were no new-fangled technologies that promised to transform their research, no way of harnessing machines to reveal new layers of historical truth.

But as he peels back layer upon layer of awful truth, he finds (as boy detectives and jaded gumshoes alike must) something noble and redemptive mixed in with the grime.

I was feeling that layering of my truth, and I felt God continuing to whisper in my ear, "Stand up, stand up, stand up, this is all I expect of you".

You watch the layers of deception and truth unearthed but are never sure when you have touched bottom.

I am pretty sure I was not able to understand Dostoevsky, Bulgakov, or Nabokov (to mention a few) then, and I am constantly discovering new layers of meaning and truth in their literature.