Sentence examples for means truth from inspiring English sources

"Pravda" means "truth," and "Izvestia" means "news".

SATYAM means "truth" in Sanskrit, an ancient Indian language.

Satyam (which means "truth" in Sanskrit) is one of India's biggest technology companies.

It is the hour of democracy, which means truth and responsibility, not populism".

Satyam, which means "truth" in Sanskrit, an ancient Indian language, once belonged to the highest ranks of India's most celebrated industry.

Aletheia, which means "truth and disclosure" in Greek, according to its Web site, largely manages stock portfolios for wealthy families and pension funds.

"truths about matters of fact" here means truths about Humean matters of fact.

In the same way, blurred or pixellated faces mean truth; odd camera angles and tracking shots its opposite.

They really should curb their proclivities when it comes to advertisers — I mean, truth and justice are disposable, but this is business!

Second, convergence does not necessarily mean truth: if we collect data on, say, sex acts using different methods and the numbers are the same, this does not necessarily mean that this is what "really" happened.

By 'proposition', we shall mean truth-bearer, and remain neutral as to whether truth-bearers are sentences, statements, beliefs or abstract objects expressed by sentences, for instance—except in section 2.4.1.