The tax-free minimum wage and the entrenchment of the personal allowance are indeed, as Cameron declared, quintessential instances of "compassionate Conservative" policy.
The words "leader" or "leadership" show up two hundred and fourteen times, to a hundred and ten instances of "truth" or "true".
But caginess, or self-consciousness, quickly set in, and he wrote to Howells that "an autobiography is the truest of all books: for while it inevitably consists mainly of extinctions of the truth, shirkings of the truth, partial revealments of the truth, with hardly an instance of plain straight truth, the remorseless truth is there, between the lines".
The tired pun of the book's title is a rare instance of hard-right truth in labelling.
In each instance, there was a grain of truth in the vilification.
What reason is there to think, for instance, that simplicity is an indicator of truth?
The P values do not provide a marker of truth, when in some instances the 'truth' comes from just a single, unconfirmed publication.
This suggests that deflationary theories of truth formulated using only the instances of (ES-prop) are inadequate.
True sentences, for instance, are unified by their reference to the theoretical value of truth.
(P2) states the intuitive truth conditions of (7), being an instance of the modalized propositional equivalent of the Tarski truth-schema s is true iff s.
Other visual manipulations inform "Poetry and Truth," a hilarious instance of intellectual vandalism from the avant-garde filmmaker Peter Kubelka.
