Sentence examples for one particular truth from inspiring English sources

Almost without exception, Americans have had deep fears of confronting one particular truth about George W. Bush, and that is his sadism.

It has also been claimed that modal truths supervene on non-modal ones, and that general truths supervene on particular truths.

Gretes has disputed Duncan's version of what happened, but the truth-telling part goes beyond who hit delete on that one particular day.

He reaffirms his conviction that the existence of different religions, making different claims, simply makes impossible (at least, untenable) claims that one particular religion uniquely has the truth.

Or maybe we ought to begin to realize that religion -not politics dressed up in religious language - rarely if ever prescribes one particular political position as the whole truth and that God - not god dressed up as God/the Infinite - is not some political cheerleader up in heaven rooting us on for our necessary but finite political positions and candidates to win.

Norman Blake picks out one particular line: "'My death waits like a Bible truth/ At the funeral of my youth' - my God, it's astounding, absolute genius".

One particular line from the Frank Capra film embodies a truth of military family life.

It took me many more years to internalize this truth, but I began to realize that sexy isn't one particular size or shape.

The truth is that one technique might work one day, but not the next, and some things incentivise one particular set of employees, but not others.

Somehow, one particular image hit home.

Just look inside yourself to see this particular truth.