Sentence examples for pressure of truth from inspiring English sources
I want people to trust that there is some observed pressure of truth behind what Paul says.
Indeed, in Ms. Cooke's life, Ms. Wilson sees a far more personal story, one that has less to do with the intricacies of newsroom or racial politics and more to do with what happens to people -- good people, ambitious people -- when the pressure to succeed becomes a matter of truth and fiction.
The impression of truth exerts a pressure towards giving a philosophical theory of ability.
During the moment of truth in a pressure situation, fight-or-flight kicks in automatically, but we often overreact and allow our mind/body to be flooded with too much adrenaline; we start to choke and our limbs and technique seize up.
"These criticisms are out of date" is the standard response of organisations under pressure, but in this case there is a fair amount of truth in that.
I'm interested in how ideas and even exact passages of text change when they're lifted from one genre and placed in another — when they are read under the pressures of nonfiction's truth claims or fiction's aesthetic pressures.
We'd set this thing up to be a truly independent journalistic concern, a beacon of truth free from editorial interference and the pressures of advertisers raised eyebrows.
The notion that, at some point, Trump would start behaving "Presidential" was always a fantasy that has the truth backward: the pressure of the Presidency is making him worse.
Arab rulers in Riyadh, Amman and Cairo, pledged to exert pressure on Palestinians to defeat Hamas and related terror centers, now face their moment of truth.
If validated, the pressure to abandon bivalence in the presence of vagueness would then cast doubt on a deflationary account of truth.
