Sentence examples for other truth from inspiring English sources

The other truth is, one man's pork is another's beef.

The other truth was that we were trapped.

And in Coningsby, or the New Generation, the quixotic Sidonia pronounces: "All is race; there is no other truth".

The other truth is that liberals believe in the possibility of progress but should never believe in its inevitability.

But look, never mind what the label says, and you may notice something else about the picture, too, some other truth.

If it is not true in a literal sense, does it capture some other truth we have too easily ignored because the winners wrote the history?

And it is a place where the work of journalists, philosophers and other truth-seekers can meet.

"So, he'll keep hiding behind his podium in rigged appearances – like all the other truth-dodging politicians – and lecture us about what's wrong with our rights while day by day, we grow more and more disgusted, enraged and determined to throw them all out".

There were other truths, not necessarily elusive but not widely known, either.

But Miuccia floats between knowing the truth of this and wanting to discover other truths that might contradict it.

To get at these other truths about wartime, a different register is necessary.