Sentence examples for of all truth from inspiring English sources
The central claim of this powerful philosophical exploration is that within any logic we have, there can be no coherent notion of all truth or of total knowledge.
In Charles Hartshorne's words [cf. Plato], there must be some sort of Home of All Truth, beyond the sum of all finite memories.
Shriver said: "For more than 30 years you bestowed the most amazing friendship on me, have given me love, support, wisdom and most of all truth".
This was reality twisted out of all truth, in which Joffrey appeared largely heroic and Cersei almost well-meaning while Ned was a fool and Robert a drunk and Tyrion the biggest monster of all.
The first pre-winter-break defeat in the Guardiola era – his first meaningful league defeat of all, truth be told – couldn't simply be explained away as a useful primer for next spring's crunch-time meetings with the European elite.
Phillips combines the energy of the great Victorian polymaths like Thomas Carlyle and John Ruskin with the radical belief in the indeterminacy of all truth that defines the postmodernist sensibility of Walter Benjamin or Jorge Luis Borges.
Of all the truths that Greeks must now confront, that will be the hardest.
For the first-order Łukasiewicz systems one adds two quantifiers \(\forall\), \(\exists\) in such a way that the truth degree of \(\forall xH x)\) is the infimum of all the relevant truth degrees of \(H x)\), and that the truth degree of \(\exists xH x)\) is the supremum of all the relevant truth degrees of \(H x)\).
He is a skilled biographer (of Freud) and memoirist, who nonetheless understands the danger of reducing all truth to the truths of the individual life.
Gourmont believed in the relativity of all truths; his strength as a critic was grounded in the completely aesthetic basis of his literary critiques.
In sum, iterated admissibility is an eliminative approach: starting from the set of all (truth-abiding) strategies, some strategies are weeded out at every step until we remain with a stable set of strategies from which nothing can be eliminated anymore.
