Sentence examples for reconstruct the truth from inspiring English sources
The writer tried to reconstruct the truth from that 1 paragraph.
"How can you reconstruct the truth when there's no overlap?" he asked.
Not to mention slickly packaged, meticulously detailed attempts to reconstruct the truth of history, occasionally by making it up more or less from scratch.
Garrett describes how the police, intentionally or not, fed details of the crime to the suspects — and then recorded only portions of the interrogations so that it was difficult for defense lawyers and jurors to reconstruct the truth.
According to critic Dwight Culler, the poem has been a victim of revisionist readings in which the reader expects to reconstruct the truth from a misleading narrator's accidental revelations.
Possibly, such logically loose principles would be obfuscatory in the context of a metaphysical attempt to reconstruct the truth-conditions of moral statements.
I had to be gracious to get anywhere in reconstructing the truth.
Renoir and his associates did not do as artists had been taught since the 16th century, and look beyond the surface randomness of bodies and scenery to reconstruct the essential underlying truth.
Part of Knausgaard's struggle is with truth and memory, a battle to reconstruct the past performed by someone using all the tools of the novel.
He immediately began to reconstruct the work.
