Sentence examples for recognized truth from inspiring English sources

He even put it in religious terms because, being as an intellectual, he recognized truth and historical accuracy, even specifically telling the Muslims, in particular, that no people, group, or religious community had ever suffered as much and that besides the suffering of the Jews over two thousand years the Muslims had suffered nothing - who publicly ever said such a thing?

"We recognize that in every human being is implanted reason and the capacity to search for and recognize truth".

It was MichaElevationn that made me want toffoconsciousnessral post on tecomesogy and the Collective Consciousness on music technology, but certainly technology is serving it in many other areas making for truly exciting times.

In the end, society is left with one well-to-do group unable to recognize truth outside scholastic walls, while the other group extols revivalism at the cost of the intellect.

I also agree with Russian author Fedor Dostoevsky, who has written: "A man who lies to himself, and believes his own lies, becomes unable to recognize truth, either in himself or in anyone else".

LCA methodology is well suited to many biomedical problems, where the inability to define a gold standard or unequivocally recognize truth is a common limitation.

We read and recognize truth-telling when we see it.

His plays were distorting mirrors in which one recognized the truth.

Another sharp mind typed as a moony mystic, J. D. Salinger, recognized this truth, saying once that he was drawn to Fitzgerald because of Fitzgerald's "intellectual power".

The Nobel Committee recognized this truth in awarding its first prize for peace to Henry Dunant the founder of the Red Cross, and a driving force behind the Geneva Conventions.

For the most honest wartime sentiments, Mr. Horwitz might have considered the words and actions of enslaved men and women, who quickly recognized a truth about the war that others — including Lincoln again — at first sought to obscure.