It does both and, in that, asserts the inevitability of multiple truths.
I write of an India of multiple truths and multiple realities, an India that is greater than the sum of its parts.
Together, they unravel multiple truths about the threat against him and explore the mystery of her past.
It also features this belter called Multiple Truths, which is heavier than a giant brass model of the Tower of Babel falling on your foot.
The rightwing Orthodox were, for example, disturbed by his book The Dignity of Difference, which appeared to celebrate the multiple truths of different religions.
The difference, of course, is that Lily Bart is invented, while Salle is a human being — which means that he contains multiple truths and multiple selves, as we all do.
"Shakespeare's political beliefs are as elusive as his religion, his sexuality and just about everything else about him that matters," Bate writes in this "intellectual biography," which grapples with the multiple truths and ambiguities that proliferate throughout Shakespeare's work.
This is a time of multiple truths.
I might be conflating multiple seasons of Dallas, but I'm not conflating multiple truths.
I believe there to be multiple truths – both views are correct.
A joke ends in multiple truths weighing against each other, asking the audience to participate, to ask questions of themselves, to grow.
