Sentence examples for race of truth from inspiring English sources
Bill, my husband, says that is why time trials are called the "race of truth".
"It's the race of truth," he said, using a familiar description.
The time-trial stages are known as the "race of truth" but Monday's was positively Delphic in its verdict.
During the "race of truth", optimal anatomy is also imperative as any ounce of excess fat will be mercilessly highlighted.
Like the "sphinx of Pamplona", "Maître" Jacques Anquetil constructed his Grand Tour victories by demoralising the opposition by crushing them in the race of truth.
Known as the race of truth, because riders must gauge their effort over the distance, finishing with no energy left but without losing strength early on.
With seven games remaining, and AC Milan not out of the race, Italy has a season of truth that has been long in the coming.
The Blair case touched on big themes of truth, ambition and race -- Blair and his champion, the New York Times' late managing editor Gerald Boyd (the play's character is named Gerald Haynes and is portrayed by Peter Jay Fernandez) were black, and race was never far below the surface.
These students needed Black History Month to remind them that we still live in a nation in which our stories too often occupy separate boxes ― in which we stumble to communicate across ethnic and cultural lines in large part because the stories we have been handed down color our perceptions of truth, justice and race relations.
When we turn the pursuit of truth into a race to be first, we encourage sloppiness and increase the likelihood of error (Marder, 2015; this essay also discusses some of the differences between science and sports).
