Sentence examples for pass the truth from inspiring English sources

Does it pass the truth test?

He conceded that the censors "wouldn't pass the truth".

Long Island's confusion about contingency could be avoided if the State Legislature were to pass the "truth in voting" law proposed by State Senator Kenneth P. LaValle.

Bambang, who likes his coffee strong and tasty, continues to pass the truth about Nursalim (and other such cronies) onto his young generation of journalists in an attempt to make them more socially conscious.

"Pass the word — pass the truth".

The Chelsea Hotel describes itself as "a rest stop for rare individuals," a euphemism that still manages to pass the truth-in-advertising test if you take "rare individuals" to mean artists and addicts, and "rest stop" to mean possible death.

As the weeks passed, the truth seemed as elusive as ever.

Now the question was whether they could make sure no one would pass on the truth to the president.

In other cases, rumors of poisoned water or cutoffs of electrical power might threaten to spark a public panic, but again Facebook and text messages let people pass along the truth.

There is no kingly cover-up being attempted here, no effort to pass the buck or spin the truth.

It doesn't just serve the goal of brisk entertainment: it reflects the desire to pass the fiction off as objective truth — in order to convey as all the more self-evident the filmmaker's political point.