Sentence examples for reflection of truth from inspiring English sources

Fashion is a reflection of truth.

Illusion is a reflection of truth; and they are ever, only determined by their fruit; which can be seen before the fact, as potential.

Understand that these questions, while often useful in a practical way, are, at their core, illusion, and necessarily ignore a person's free will; they are an attempt to approach a reflection of truth -- the "verbal" truth.

This is because truth is a reflection -- of Truth.

In the development of Aquinas' reflection on truth between De ver. and the Summa theol., therefore, an elimination of the intermediary moment occurs, a merging of transcendental truth with the truth of cognition, which has been interpreted as a dissolution of transcendental truth.

But if the ancient descriptions of the tomb are even a pale reflection of the truth, that amount of masonry is unlikely to have wandered far.

Oh it's so easy to appeal to the public's sense of "what worked for me", even if the memory is not a true reflection of the truth.

Not quite verbatim from the mouth of Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber, but essentially a reflection of the truth regarding the league's current finances and future growth.

Ballantyne's novel is not, as Rose and other critics—including Susan Naramore Maher claim, a simple reflection of western truth defeating native falsity.

It's a reflection of the truth.

Until you realize that most of the things, most of the times contain some reflection of the truth.