Sentence examples for opposite truth from inspiring English sources

But the opposite truth seems to be the problem for Scalia and his cohorts: Obamacare has worked.

How easy life would be if it could be one and the same thing". In a way, his wish is granted: Case Histories is essentially a balancing act, with evil and ignorance stacked opposite truth and healing.

Other authors had an Aristotelian, semantic notion of contradictories, according to which contradictories are propositions that cannot be either true together or false together but must have opposite truth values.

As our modern culture demands bigger and faster as better, this ancient and creative practice offers the opposite truth: That the magic and meaning of our lives can be found in the smallest of things".

In short, we are indulging in the incredible conceit that the Earth relies on us for its survival rather that the opposite truth; we are completely dependent on the Earth and our survival depends on both our own conscious actions and the whims of nature (i.e. natural disasters, floods, Earthquakes) that are completely outside of our control.

One option, following Nietzsche (1998a[1886]: I, § 2), is to explain how one thing can 'arise from its opposite' (truth from error, reason from violence, etc).

Roughly, any two sentences that may simultaneously be held to have opposite truth-values by the same rational agent must express different thoughts.

If instead for the universal we take 'Any centaur has a tail', which is true if there are no centaurs, then we do get a contradictory pair with opposite truth-values.

Yes sir, just as American democracy was at its "best" when The Affordable Care Act was signed into law in 2010, American democracy continues to shine as both sides hurl out misinformation, insults and complete opposite "truths" as we all try to understand what the hell they're talking about.

[There is] resistance to both kinds of his untruths, by which I mean the moral position in which he lies as an opposite of truth, and the epistemological position in which he spouts false information or unverified beliefs in contrast to truth.

Isn't this the very opposite of truth or love, never mind the two together?