Sentence examples for plain truth of from inspiring English sources

Are they seeking the plain truth of things?

Has anyone in government been held accountable for not complying with the 2002 promises, or for denying under oath the plain truth of what was going on?

But to Mr. Paul, his candidacy is just another step in a lifelong quest "to find the plain truth of things".

The plain Truth of the Matter is, I am excessive poor, and my Wife, good Woman, is, I tell her, excessive proud".

The plain truth, of course, is that millions of Americans are not "willing to act together as a single political society," at least as Lynch understands that idea.

At the same time, it is a plain truth of the Holmes stories that Holmes might never have become a detective, that this was a purely contingent choice on Holmes's part.

The key distinction is between the plain truths of working people - whether steelworkers or, as in O'Reilly's case, accountants - and the softer ideas of the elite.

When I call religious believers "fools," I also tell the plain truth, for it is an act of foolishness, not wisdom, to believe in fantasy figures and fantasy worlds.

Buddhism also finds room for exuberant mythology as well as for the plainer truths of sacred doctrine.

In a perfect inversion of plain truth, the Royal Bank of Scotland recently assured from billboards that it is "Here For You".

Now, part of what he says on this infamous video is just plain truth, the kind of talk that political consultants bandy about when discussing strategy, useful for planning meetings sitting around a conference table.