Sentence examples for realised truth from inspiring English sources
"Reality TV didn't exist when I started this," she adds, "but now people are watching documentaries as a wonderful by-product of that: they've realised truth can be stranger than fiction".
Last night I realised the truth.
Sitting on a foreign beach, I realised a truth.
Has Adele finally realised the truth behind her hallucinations?
She said after she realised the truth, she texted Newland to say she was "sick".
I get that she panicked when she realised the truth about Martin – but why not just get on a train?
As Einstein wrote years later: "Poincaré realised the truth [of the relation of everyday experience to scientific concepts] in his book".
On several occasions, when his stories were examined in courtrooms, jurors realised the truth: he had induced people to commit crimes they would never have done without his encouragement.
He meant the "Buddhas and Bodhisattvas", whom he defined as people who have realised the truth.
RedPillWomen is the "feminised" version of the infamous RedPill a men's rights subreddit whose members claim to have "taken the red pill" and finally realised the truth about feminism.
You realise the truth is more complicated".
