Sentence examples for lingering truth from inspiring English sources
The phrase "lingering truth" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a truth that remains present or continues to affect someone or something over time. Example: "Despite the passage of years, the lingering truth of their shared experiences haunted her thoughts."
We are flirting with Brexit because, more than 50 years after the observation by the US secretary of state Dean Acheson, there is still too much lingering truth about Britain losing an empire and not finding a role.
The commercial labels that criticism as "nonsense" and reminds viewers of the lingering controversy over the truth of some of Mr. Gore's statements.
Their declassification occurred over a period, leading up to the final report of a citizens' commission created by Congress six years ago to dispel lingering suspicions that the truth had been hidden.
What lingers is the truth.
But an eternal truth lingers with option teams.
But the key to the old Wayne is that he was once a killer; you can see it in his eyes... beneath the kindness lingers that hard truth: he was once a killer.
The lingering subprime and foreclosure crisis has brought this truth into stark relief: otherwise-qualified borrowers were steered into subprime loans.
But in truth, the perceptual dissonance reflects mostly the lingering impact of this continent's painful colonial history on the modern-day lives of black Africans.
Aside from using it as an excuse to reminisce over Richard Griffiths's turn as Henry Crabbe – an on-duty cop with a passion for food but a lingering taste for solving crime – I wanted to illustrate a truth non-universally acknowledged.
It's time to face the truth and finally tackle these odd jobs that have been lingering far, far too long on our to-do lists.
The truth is, the perception of stuttering may be shifting but certain tired and false assumptions are lingering on.
