Sentence examples for lost the truth from inspiring English sources

"That night we lost four brave Americans and the American people lost the truth," Smith said.

It lost the truth in this case just as for years it has lost the truth about IRA bombers, Stephen Lawrence, the Yorkshire Ripper, Dr Harold Shipman and a back catalogue of smaller cases which never reach the public eye.

And we lose the truth about the history of which she was a part.

Laszlo Krasznahorkai, without doubt: He is one of the most original and powerful novelists around, one of the few with an ability to transform the known world into something else, without losing the truth about it on the way.

James, on the other hand, focuses on the important role played by prudential value in the ethics of belief, saying in one passage that Clifford's Principle not only puts us at "risk of losing the truth" and thus of violating an epistemic norm, but that it articulates an "insane logic"—an "absurdity" that guarantees prudential disaster (1896, 25).

If Whole Foods Market doesn't smarten up soon, they not only risk losing the truth that they love to boast about, but they could undermine consumer trust in the sustainable food sector as a whole.

It's lost the ring of truth.

It was when the emperor had lost the last battle that the truth returned.

Adults seem to believe that modern movies have lost the magical feeling, when the truth is: Adults have lost the magical feeling.

The number was actually much less, insists his hardheaded longtime manager, Bill Amerson, who says that Holmes soon all but lost the ability to separate truth from fiction.

Maybe all those times he claimed I'd been dishonest, I really was lying, and I was just so mentally ill that I'd lost the ability to separate truth from fiction.