Sentence examples for prevented the truth from inspiring English sources

Censorship and fear had prevented the truth about the camps from being published, but this story made it into print.

The implication is that homophobia not only prevented the truth behind Miglin's death from coming out, but along with that exasperating car-phone leak, which did happen also contributed to the FBI's failure to catch Cunanan before he killed again.

Because the veil doesn't prevent the truth from entering my head.

But if you demand money to prevent the truth from being told, Professor Robinson said, you've crossed the line.

All the technical defenses of the president's legal team will not prevent the truth from coming out.

Britain, Mrs. Litvinenko said, had struck "a secret political deal" with Russia to "prevent the truth from ever seeing the light of day".

A corpse is easy to procure or produce in Moscow.Typically, mutual recrimination and self-exoneration look like preventing the truth ever emerging.

Among abuse victims it reeks of a conspiracy to impose a pliant chair on the inquiry to prevent the truth being uncovered.

The phrase has been widely spun as an effort to prevent the truth getting out that global temperatures had stopped rising.

Adding: "All those concerned with exposing the truth will be shocked and saddened that a political deal has been done between the two governments to prevent the truth from ever seeing the light of day".

Asked if the £700,000 payment to Taylor was part of a cover-up by the NoW to prevent the truth about phone hacking at the tabloid emerging, Myler said: "I don't believe it was a cover-up.