Sentence examples for real truths from inspiring English sources
Some sense of saying, "We all agree that fiction tells the real truths, right?" Also, fear can be an out-of-body experience.
Del Ponte told me that "the international community" had shown a "fear-driven reluctance to apply the law" in Kosovo, adding that the United States had displayed "no political will to find out the real truths".
I remember my father said: "There is no truth in humanities, but at least there are truths in science, so you should stick with science because real truths won't come and hurt you".
Mahmoud Nabavian, a member of the parliament for the capital Tehran, recently gave a long speech in which he took a thorough review of the American fact-sheet, accusing the country's negotiators of not saying all the real truths about the agreement to people at home.
"Real truths are finally being exposed, coming into the mainstream," he said, before alluding to a recent supreme court case that struck a blow to the island's limited self-governance by saying it must abide by a federal double jeopardy rule.
For Classical Neoplatonism, especially in its Plotinian form, the real truths that undergird or form the origins, beginnings (archai) of the world of ordinary experience are the three hypostases or realities of soul, intellect, and the One.
I want to speak the real truth.
But what is the real truth here?
The real truth came out".
But the real truth may be different.
