Sentence examples for offers truth from inspiring English sources

Lodged firmly in the "You go granny!" genre alongside wrinkled fluffery like "Calendar Girls" and the execrable "Boynton Beach Club," "The Over the Hill Band" at least offers truth in advertising.

I should qualify my statement by adding an adjective: good realistic fiction offers truth through imagination.

For only one of the books, "The Barbarian Conversion," offers truth in advertising and lives up to its title.

"The novel engages the reader with a reality that he or she may not have experienced in the 'real' world, but which nevertheless offers truths in a way that is transforming to the reader.

Marta is the founder of Truth In Aging, an online forum where she and her team of consumer journalists offer truth and unbiased guidance to people seeing to improve their physical health and appearance through skincare, hair care, health and beauty products.

Take the version of it that Richard Rorty, a philosopher who teaches at Stanford, once lightheartedly offered: "Truth is what your contemporaries let you get away with".

"Most brothels offer truth  the fright of fading dreams at night's end"; "dice are a quantum translator, an organ of the will, a mirror"; "music is flavoured air"; "decadence is a political response".

"My sites offer truth," he said, "and her sites offer leftist sin".

Just as they have the power to delude us or lull us into fantasy, they also have the amazing capacity to offer truth in times of official misinformation.

These fabrications offer truths, as does the documentary evidence.

Tragedy, whatever the social status of the sufferer, is generally held to offer truths about the human spirit, and it is Eagleton's aim to say what these are.