Sentence examples for noted truth from inspiring English sources

Our greatest writer, Herman Melville, who spent his life in love with America even as he was our most fierce critic of the myth of American exceptionalism, noted, "Truth uncompromisingly told will always have its ragged edges; hence the conclusion of such a narration is apt to be less finished than an architectural finial".

I don't mean Hallmarky encomiums; I mean real ones that note truth, but encourage.

Judge Martin also noted "some truth" in Justice Black's implication that bourbon is so compelling that it needs no government protection.

He merely noted the truth: that corporate America's profit margins "have begun to stabilise", a sign that the economic cycle is entering its later stages.

As noted, the truth of claims expressing epistemic modals must depend on what some individual or group knows.

In his 1978 opinion on Regents of the University of California v. Bakke, Supreme Court Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr. noted that truth is discovered "out of a multitude of tongues".

Jim's e-mails often noted cooking truths such as the impossibility of finding Gambel's quail or antelope in the supermarket — or that "in my youth there were so few presents that I liked, mostly a jar of herring or a small orange".

I only beg that gentlemen of sufficiently long life take care to note the truth of my words.

As anyone who takes the trouble to look closer will note, the truth couldn't be more different from the image.

So it is pleasing to note that truth and technology had a few victories over the other stuff this week.On September 28th, SpaceX launched (admittedly at the fourth attempt) its Falcon 1 rocket into orbit.

Mr. Petraeus, who earned a doctorate from Princeton University, later wrote Ann Kirschner, the dean of Macaulay, to thank her for her interest and to confirm his own, noting, "The truth is that I could have had gotten more money or more prestigious places".