Sentence examples similar to needs of truth from inspiring English sources

The second is the venerable argument appealing to the needs of truth-seeking: it is too narrow, since it is silent about protecting media content where truth is not the issue (for instance, fiction, horoscopes).

And since it's tragically clear which economy has Larry Summers and Tim Geithnerr's attention, we are in even more urgent need of truth tellers to point out the grave human consequences of the White House's lackadaisical response.

There is some plausibility to the idea that formal truths (tautologies) don't stand in need of truth-makers; their truth is settled by the truth-tables of the logical constants.

Truth-maker optimalism is the intermediate position that only some truths stand in need of truth-makers: not so few that truth fails to be anchored in reality but not so many that we strain credulity about the kinds of things there are.

Fair enough; but perhaps Martin meant that optimalists and their fellow-travellers were presupposing what they set out to show because they assumed without argument that a special class of negative claims stood in no need of truth-makers, those according to which other negative statements lacked false makers.

America needs a period of truth and reconciliation.

What further proof did we need of the truth of his prophecy than his total immersion in sin and disgrace?

More such revelations are needed; the threads of truth's tapestry are not all tied.

In his attempted proof, he needed the notion of truth.

However, I do believe that I need some sort of "truth and reconciliation" activity to examine and bring to light the monstrous transgressions of the last eight years that pertain at least to the Iraqi war.

While the film acknowledges that "we need a moment of truth with ourselves and our policy makers," it is probably weakest in connecting our current dilemma to a broad range of policy favors lubricated by oil industry dominance of our campaign finance system.