Sentence examples for not a truth from inspiring English sources

It is not a truth I want to hear.

Unfortunately, that is not a truth universally acknowledged — even by doctors.

This is not a truth universally acknowledged in our humdrum world, so lacking in magical fish.

But this is not a truth interesting enough to emit – we must have drama.

Unfortunately, that is not a truth universally acknowledged even by doctors.

As Cohen writes: "It is not a truth universally acknowledged… that the girl in possession of a mother whom she has disappointed often feels responsible for that parent.

"It is true that" could be redundant because, strictly speaking, information is not a truth-bearer but already encapsulates truth as truthfulness.

All we did was tell the truth and protect Steve and prove to them that Barry is not a truth-teller".

Diffusion of power, like simplicity, is not a truth-oriented cognitive value.

For Hume, to say that something is not a product of reason alone is not equivalent to saying it is not a truth-evaluable judgment or belief.

Axiom T is certainly plausible enough here, since, as mentioned above, this approach to deontic logic is more sensible if necessity is interpreted as truth-implicating, since it takes obligations to be things necessitated by all normative demands being met, but in what sense, if not a truth-implicating sense of necessity?