Sentence examples for reaching the truth from inspiring English sources

The Tories' shameless capitulation to press barons leaves the victims of phone hacking ever further from reaching the truth.

The trial court, without reaching the truth of that claim, dismissed the part of the suit that was based on an alleged violation of the Consumer Fraud Act.

* * * The jury are to deal with it on the plane of statement and not on the plane of evidence, and may derive from it such aid as they can in reaching the truth.

The juxtaposition suggests, as the history teacher declares, that what is at stake in reaching the truth about France's role in the deportations is nothing less than "humanity's cultural heritage".

A 2008 study led by the management professor Katherine Phillips using a similar investigative structure revealed an additional, seemingly counterintuitive finding: While the more diverse groups were better at reaching the truth, they were also far less confident in the decisions they made.

In silence, it can be easier to reach the truth.

The three of them are drawn together by their mutual desire to reach the truth.

I don't know if we'll ever reach the truth.

And Ballard said something similar – that you fictionalise to reach the truth".

"The only purpose was to help us reach the truth in the context of a legal inquiry," Molins said.

No legal inquiry can ever reach the truth because the funds are treated as a state secret.