Sentence examples for out of truth from inspiring English sources
Instead, he's opted out of truth altogether.
Fearless sniffer out of truth, or wrinkly and ponderous: you decide.
Chhotomama's "joy" (ananda), unlike Lapierre's, goes back to Tagore's belief that ananda was essential to creation, both aesthetic and divine; a belief not so far from the young James Joyce's that "the spirit which proceeds out of truth and beauty is the holy spirit of joy".
One morning, Smith, who was trying to sort out the claims of truth that each denomination put forward, went into the woods to pray for guidance.
Scooping popcorn out of a bucket the size of a bowler hat, he consumed a couple of mouthfuls and spit out a kernel of truth.
Strangely, she had pointed out a kind of truth, but she had put the wrong spin on it.
If you want to, plan out rounds of truth or dare, charades, twister, and other games.
"My secret terror for the last six months has been leaving them on the Moon and returning to Earth alone; now I am within minutes of finding out the truth of the matter," he wrote.
My parents were deprived of their right of ever finding out 'the truth' of how or why their son died.
His joke, it turns out, had a glimmer of truth.
