Sentence examples for of a higher truth from inspiring English sources

Lies have been excused in the name of a higher truth.

"As humans we can merely sense the existence of a higher truth, a greater coherence than ourselves, but we cannot see it face to face," he argues.

Most people have a life-long practice of giving their power away by worshipping at the altar of what is limiting and devoid of a higher truth.

Lad Bible, beatbox flute, repeatedly poking a stranger in the face – what all these things have in common is the abandonment of a higher truth for a brief, fleeting moment where we can just forget about everything else.

He knew there could be a time when the only way to inform the American people of a higher truth was to step outside the straight jacket of objectivity.

The narrator tells the audience about Newton and his erroneous belief in "ether" as a disarming way of saying this show may have some facts wrong but it's all in service of a higher truth.

There's at least one scene in Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street that speaks to a higher truth about the financial industry—and, incidentally, to why almost no one you know will have enough money for retirement.

Stannard acknowledges a Romantic paradox in this book and the ones that soon followed — "the 'insanity' of visionary perception locates a higher truth than the sanity of rationalism" — even while he makes clear Spark's fierce refusal to "have her work talked down as 'mad.' Anyone intimating mental instability was her enemy for life".

Stannard acknowledges a Romantic paradox in this book and the ones that soon followed—"the 'insanity' of visionary perception locates a higher truth than the sanity of rationalism"—even while he makes clear Spark's fierce refusal to "have her work talked down as 'mad.' Anyone intimating mental instability was her enemy for life".

True, there's nothing new about artists using deception -- the illusion of perspective, for example, or tricks of light -- to reveal a higher truth.

In the face of political misery they had discovered "a higher truth", which gave them a covert and "tightly shared joy".