Sentence examples for of its truth from inspiring English sources

It was not love and it was not hate but something for which there is no name, because to name it would be to deprive it of its truth.

So the probability of its truth, given that it has a truth value, is 0. One can try other truth tables: make the conjunction true provided that it has at least one true conjunct and no false conjunct, false if it has at least one false conjunct, lacking truth value otherwise.

Since the respondent was permitted to recover without a finding that the newspaper either knew the article was false or published it in reckless disregard of its truth or falsity, the judgment must be reversed unless there is some basis for saying that the rule of New York Times does not apply to the particular libel in question.

A belief is psychologically certain when the subject who has it is supremely convinced of its truth.

The most dangerous aspect of the accusation of Jewish influence is that efforts to rebut it are offered as evidence of its truth.

That's not a particularly sophisticated message, but it's nice to be reminded of its truth.

Once such a theory is in place (and historically there have been no lack of these theories), it makes sense to raise the question of its truth.

This endearing, if somewhat twee, movie gently reminds you of its truth.

Those of us who lived through them connect with This Is England because of its truth.

But "Benji," a melancholy, absorbing documentary about Mr. Wilson's short life and senseless death, leaves little doubt of its truth.

And from there perhaps to a model-theoretic description of its truth-conditions.