Sentence examples for promises of truth from inspiring English sources

Mr. Meloy is an anti-confessionalist: his devotion to artifice is a mischievous response to other singer-songwriters' promises of truth.

Mr Fox's earlier promise of a truth commission to investigate the PRI's murky past is already on indefinite hold.

Much of photography's credibility as a popular art form relies on its promise of visual truth, embodied in the axiom that the camera never lies.

Although they didn't find a perfect solution, they did find that a more neutral tagline one that can't be confused for an implicit promise of message truth value (e.g., "My name is X, and I am running for Y") significantly decreased the unintended consequences.

They promised to sift nuggets of truth from the slurry of received wisdom and wishful thinking that characterises much aid-talk.

But in his sharply worded convention speech, Mr. Cheney said, "We are all a little weary of the Clinton-Gore routine" and promised "a stiff dose of truth" to counter the "lectures and legalisms and carefully worded denials" of the Clinton White House.

Remember what Christopher Robin said to Winnie the Pooh - there is an immense amount of truth: "Promise me you'll always remember: You're braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think".

Although he will lack a majority in Congress, Mr. Fox said he would press ahead with his campaign promise to establish a kind of truth commission to investigate unsolved corruption scandals and political assassinations.

It's an unsentimental debut of some promise and it has the ring of truth.

This new book wrings humor from adversity, as did the fictionalized version of Winterson's youth, but the ghastly childhood transfigured there is not the same as the one vivisected here in search of truth and its promise of setting the cleareyed free.

We still remember Jonathan Aitken's promise to use the simple sword of truth and trusty shield of British fair play before he was jailed for perjury.