Sentence examples similar to problems the truth from inspiring English sources

The problem — the truth — is this: They're not playing good baseball.

While it is welcome that they are finally admitting that uncontrolled migration is a problem, the truth is that they still have no solutions.

Around 1800, therefore, it was generally true that problems with the truth claims of Euclidean geometry had been located among the general problems about our knowledge of the external world.

Cohen solved a problem (first on David Hilbert's influential 1900 list of important unsolved problems) concerning the truth of the continuum hypothesis.

At last, he arrived at his peroration, the thematic crux of his campaign for the Presidency: "The biggest lie that people like me tell people like you during the election season is 'If you vote for me, I'll solve all your problems.' The truth is that the power to change this country is in your hands, not mine.

My friend Helen is having similar problems with the truth.

Instead of being a story about health care, it became a story about the candidate's supposed problems with the truth.

But there seem to be problems with the truth right from the beginning.

One group thought the network should cut its losses and let Williams go, saying his problems with the truth had damaged his reputation and the brand of NBC News.

Mr. Grayson seems to have a problem telling the truth and no problem misleading the public," said Sandy Webster, who has been married to Daniel for thirty-eight years.

As is illustrated by the latter example, as well as the problem of the truth of the simplicity assumption there was the problem of its ambiguity.