Sentence examples for realistic truth from inspiring English sources

As long as Owen sticks to portraying the gaucheries of the over-protected child, his play has a realistic truth.

But where are the human rights for the asylum seekers?" In haunting and halting sentences echoing suffering humanity from Shylock to Primo Levi, this natural philosopher states an indisputably realistic truth: we may all be human but humanity has always excluded, despised and degraded some of its parts.

But the realistic truth of the matter is that we can only relieve the burdens placed on caregivers by embracing technology".

These results show a more realistic truth table for the techniques if they were to be used to screen previously unexamined patients for AN.

As an alternative more realistic ground truth evaluation dataset, we propose to use Serial Block-Face Scanning Electron Microscopy data (Denk and Horstmann, 2004) where consecutive sections are aligned per definition.

We show that a careful selection of the camera-to-object and baseline distance reduces errors in occluded areas and that realistic ground truths help to quantify those errors.

Thus, granting the realistic treatment of truth values adopted by Frege, the understanding of logic as the science of truth values in fact provides logical rules with an ontological justification placing the roots of logic in a certain kind of ideal entities (see Shramko 2014).

In the process, however, the Kings trashed the closure Alicia achieved after Will's death: all that existential wrestling, the realistic depression, the truth that she'd had to confront that, before Will died, he had hated her.

In truth, the realistic Charles Kennedy doesn't expect it either.

But I suspect that no amount of actorly nuance could paper over the shortcuts and disjunctions of a play lacking in the balance of emotional truth and realistic detail — the harmony — that makes for credible and involving drama.

More radical contemporary rejections of foundationalism may well involve dissatisfaction with the foundationalist's implicit commitment to a strong realistic correspondence conception of truth.