Learning the awful truth about a notable automotive film star can be a deeply traumatising experience.
This battle may be about to produce a notable casualty, if there is truth in rumours that Banco Garantia, Brazil's classiest investment bank, is negotiating to sell itself to one of the leading firms on Wall Street, Goldman Sachs.Neither party will comment on these reports.
All of which obscures one of the playwright's notable ambitions: to expose the uncomfortable truths about women and about the nature of power.
This universalism concerning salvation, and the Quaker view that everyone is capable of discerning fundamental religious truths for themselves, had notable implications for early Quaker practice.
Truth-relativism with respect to utterances in area of discourse D is the claim that, following MacFarlane's notable version of the view: the truth of S's D-utterance u depends (in part) on a context of assessment; that is (and in short) what S asserts, u, gets a truth value according to the truth-relativist's D-semantics—only once the D-standard of the assessor is specified.
As with many of the president's most brutal putdowns, there's a grain of truth there: Pence is notable mainly for his willingness to embrace anti-LGBTQ policies.
And in a profession generally known for prevarication, the Clintons are notable in their readiness to bend the truth to fit political and personal necessity.
"The Dinner Party" consists of a triangular table, 48 feet long on each side, with place settings for 39 notable women, including Primordial Goddess, Sappho, Sojourner Truth and Georgia O'Keeffe.
It can be observed from Table 1 that the trend of development of standard databases and their ground truth labeling has witnessed a notable growth in the last few years.
It grasped a fundamental moral truth that the Republicans — again, with the notable exception of Mr. McCain — have rejected.
