Sentence examples for neglected truth from inspiring English sources

That's certainly true in the behavioral sciences and in policy making generally, though these days it is often a neglected truth.

Yet work like this sets out in three-dimensional models a simple but easily neglected truth: we cannot improve cities unless we look at them carefully and then imagine how they might be .Century City".

Because what Tyson and Cosmos do is remind us of one of life's simplest and yet most often neglected truth: we are all intimately and irrevocably fundamentally connected not only to each other but to life itself.

If your interpretation neglects the truth that people hurt others only out of their own suffering, weave that truth right back in to the center of how you view the situation.

Mr. Schurman raises an important point – other than Mr. Romney's habit of neglecting the truth.

"The suicide attacks will go on, because the enemy does exist and no one can neglect this truth," said Bassim al-Azawi, a senior member of the Adhamiya Awakening Council.

To neglect this truth, on this day, is a disservice to all those who have served.

But this neglected the same truth that the earlier hagiographers had failed to take into account: Freud was human.

Today, draped in ribbons of every hue, blinded by the promises of targeted therapies and antioxidants, we have, according to Leaf, neglected a basic truth: "'the cancer problem' is, in reality, as formidable a challenge as ever".

In the rush to celebrate a multihued Britain, artists may be neglecting other truths about the racial fears and hatreds that linger in Britain and continue to show themselves, as they did in the aftermath of Sept. 11, when brown-skinned immigrants, particularly from the Middle East, quickly became suspect.

Running through the successful long-term market strategies I researched for my new book, Forbes Greatest Investing Stories, is a hard kernel of oft-neglected truth: If the story behind a stock seems too good to be true, it probably is.