Sentence examples for main truths from inspiring English sources

All the characters on "You're the Worst" are trying to navigate one of the main truths of adulthood: Life is full of compromises.

There are two main truths you need to admit to.

Futh's loop of a walk seems to speak the novel's main truth: we go in circles, repeating the past and helplessly re-experiencing our earliest hurts.

"It seems the world has lost track or forgotten the main truth of the NFL – it is the son of rugby union".

Ness, a two-time winner of the Carnegie medal, told the Guardian that "the main truth of the best YA [writing] is 'you're not alone'… It's lots of other wonderful, challenging things, too, but the way it works to expand the world is a kind of moral magic to me.

With old Enron employees apparently gone to the wind, Andersen has the opportunity to be the main truth-teller as the various criminal and civil investigations go forward.

"And the Main Truth is this: they don't need us.

Even if they figure most of this out - and they will, because they're writers and always figuring out plots - we must keep the Main Truth from them.

Hundreds of people wrote in with thoughtful comments, but almost everyone agreed on one main truth: that the political system is broken by too much money from special interests, and not enough influence for small-dollar donors.

What examples or personal experiences can you include to bring the listener to agree with your song's main "truth"?

The main story, truth be told, is formulaic: hearts of gold are rewarded, feet of clay are trampled down to dust.