Sentence examples for of a deeper truth from inspiring English sources

Apologists for Thoreau often claim that he merely distorted some trivial facts in the service of a deeper truth.

Genova seems to frame this as a redemptive moment, a realization of a deeper truth that makes Alice "still Alice".

One can only hope positively, optimistically hope that the decision presages a broader understanding of a deeper truth: we all deserve a positive environment, but that very positivity is at risk when we try to force it rather than fostering it by example.

But perhaps this duality is a robust symptom of a deeper truth underlying all perception and introspection.

If demonstration proves something that violates the literal meaning of revelation, the scholar must apply interpretation (ta'wîl) to the outward text and read it as a symbol of a deeper truth.

But the photograph has been a marker for me, an indication of a deeper truth.

Even having someone say 'no' to working with you and going back to figure out what happened helps you come up with better descriptions for your packages, or even come to a deeper truth of who you work with best and how to better serve them.

There is much that is comic about the sexualised nature of this male-on-male banter, but it points to a deeper truth about the psychology of organisations.

She was labeled a practitioner of the New Journalism, with its embrace of novelistic devices in the name of reaching a deeper truth, but she always denied the connection.

You feel like you are privy to a deep truth of nature that no one has been aware of before.

But Koerner has a rare empathy, and by acknowledging the fullness of their strange story, he suggests a deeper truth about the nature of extremism.