Sentence examples for piece of truth from inspiring English sources

If I discover, for instance, that the person who copied such and such a manuscript was called Ioannikios, I've got a piece of truth".

But, he still made the standard joke, which seemed to have a hard piece of truth in it, like a chip of clam shell.

Even a modest success can be a little piece of truth we can lay claim to.

A piece of truth has escaped from the usual suspects and come in from the cold.

And if my hunch is right, the addition of this moment of universal weeping for our state of being, these tiny tears, might change the course of the river of destruction we find ourselves in, not by the addition of a new idea but by the inclusion of a little piece of truth that needs to be present: We are regretful.

Here's a little piece of truth that's sure to tighten your hind quarters for the next four to eight years; no matter how much you protest and no matter and no matter how much you hate it, Hillary Clinton is going to be the next president of the United States because women all over the country are sick and tired of patriarchal blowhards like you having too much power.

The Gulag Archipelago was a refreshing piece of truth-telling, she says, like "cleaning the dirt from the screen".

Buried within an obsession are usually pieces of truth.

Pieces of truth can be misinterpreted for, or misrepresented as, the whole.

The further she explored, the stronger became her doubts about whether photographs gave what they seemed to be delivering: a slice of truth, a piece of reality.

"Everyone," he explained, "has a piece of the truth".