Sentence examples for prevailing truth from inspiring English sources

In her reality show, the prevailing truth propagates the convenient illusion that the failure of your marriage is never really your own fault.

There was no single prevailing truth.

Deciding the prevailing truth is impossible.

Mikhail Bakhtin, in "Rabelais and His World," offers feast for thought: "One might say that carnival celebrated temporary liberation from the prevailing truth and from the established order".

Reminiscent of the Whos down in Whoville after the Grinch stole Christmas, these resilient, faithful souls were singing songs of praise, thanking God that they were alive, and revealing to the world one of the prevailing truths of living in Haiti: Even the heartbroken can be hopeful.

This explanation is plausible for our results, as most of the staff (66%%) had been employed at least 5 years, and therefore had had plenty of time to develop their own sets of prevailing truths regarding VBSC procedures.

Deliberation should keep partisan interests, which could threaten legitimacy by undermining the general happiness, in check: "The representative system ought … not to allow any of the various sectional interests to be so powerful as to be capable of prevailing against truth and justice and the other sectional interests combined.

It was no less inevitable that beneficiaries of the prevailing version of truth should fight to preserve it.

For surely the point about any such event is that much of the enjoyment is derived not from the meaning of the words, or from any great truth of the prevailing sentiments, but from the intoxicating combination of music and an excited crowd wishing to celebrate.

And the hope remains that these politicians will actually do as they say contrary to the prevailing political culture and attitude to truth.

Reporting should interrogate prevailing narratives but allow readers to unravel the truth for themselves".