Sentence examples for more objective truth from inspiring English sources

There is no more objective truth, only the truth of observation.

It also recognizes that communication depends on more than merely objective truth and formal validity, and offers an account of what motivates the assent of the human knower to any given stretch of discourse.

The apparent implication of these examples is that there is some other, more modest notion of objective truth in play in such disputes.

My truth is no more objective than anyone else's.

It doesn't just serve the goal of brisk entertainment: it reflects the desire to pass the fiction off as objective truth — in order to convey as all the more self-evident the filmmaker's political point.

More than anything, awards demean art by kidding people that there is some objective truth to their fantasised authority.

Unfortunately, what has been called philosophy for more than a century has virtually destroyed any belief in the possibility of objective truth, and with it the possibility of philosophy.

America will never recover if we allow objective truth to become just another opinion, an arguable theory, one more detail drowning in a sea of angry fictions.

It's the objective truth.

There is no objective "truth".

Science is about objective truth.