Sentence examples for plain truths from inspiring English sources

Without strong White House leadership, the commission's plain truths — "The problem is real.

He is a senior Republican speaking plain truths that no amount of vitriol from Trump and his supporters can obscure.

It is an appetite for reality, a hunger to believe that plain truths set to a pounding beat might make the establishment quake in fear.

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.

The fact that slavery, and slavery alone, was the issue, and that the war was precipitated by the election of an anti-slavery candidate, Abraham Lincoln, is one of those plain truths that's often lost sight of.

You feel, if it weren't for the intervention of his uncle, he would wreak terrible revenge on the common soldier who tells him a few plain truths the night before Agincourt.

Instead the plain, unvarnished truth.

Hurrah for John G. Taft for telling the plain, unvarnished truth about the rogues in control of the Grand Old Party.

Sincerity and plain truth?

Where is the plain truth?

That's the plain plain plain truth.