Sentence examples for making the truth from inspiring English sources

By making the truth too obvious to ignore, we increase smart decision-making and decrease the possibility that our newest innovations will lead to the next financial collapse.

"Making the truth shine through".

The board states that by making the truth public, not least through its own reporters, Snowden enabled "the American public to learn for the first time that the NSA was collecting domestic telephone 'metadata' — information about the time of a call and the parties to it, but not its content — en masse with no case-by-case court approval".

The other is for making the truth understood by others once it is found.

More's concept of space is crucially important, therefore, for making the truth of his dualistic world picture undeniable, or so he believes.

The president of our denomination, the Reverend John Thomas, has offered to try to help you clarify in your confused head what Trinity Church is even though you spent the entire weekend with us setting me up to interview me for what turned out to be a smear of the Senator; and yet The New York Times continues to roll on making the truth what it wants to be the truth.

Typically, for any command, conditional or not, there are tacitly understood reasonable and unreasonable ways of obeying it; and killing the patient is to be tacitly understood as a totally unreasonable way of making the truth-functional conditional true — as, indeed, would be changing the dressing in such an incompetent way that you almost strangle the patient in the process.

Ultimately, it made the truth no less clear.

I feel I've got to make the truth known".

A law of "truth, justice and reparation" is intended to make the truth come to light.

But this would make the truth true only as long as people say it's true.