Sentence examples for popular truth from inspiring English sources

Arnold and Crispin, Porter have created the popular "Truth" campaign, mocking the marketing ploys of tobacco companies, since the foundation began advertising in 1999.

This negative picture of Scott became accepted as the popular truth as the kind of heroism that Scott represented fell victim to the cultural shifts of the late twentieth century.

At first you shrugged, as if to say, "Can I help it if I'm so popular?" The truth is, you liked the attention.

This advice will not be popular with the "truth is all" gang.

"This,' Mr. Moskvin said, "is going to be more popular than 'Naked Truth.' ".

This writer is also a science writer, who is well aware that neither anecdote nor popular conviction constitutes truth.

So the misery will mount, as will anger with political leaders, reflected in outbreaks of popular unrest.Yet the truth is there are no good options left for Europe.

Home to dreamers and gamblers, the community renamed itself in 1950 after Ralph Edwards, host of the once popular radio quiz Truth or Consequences, offered to host the program from whatever town named itself after the show.

All of this has sharpened fears that, with AK's blessing, Mr Gormez will steer Diyanet, which is responsible for managing Turkey's preachers and mosques, in a conservative direction.As ever in Turkey's mix of official secularism and popular piety, the truth is more complex.

So you say Columbus discovered America that's a popular version of truth.

Celebrities want to have an entourage, too, as it makes them appear cool and popular, but the truth of it all is sadder than it all looks.