Sentence examples for regard for truth from inspiring English sources

The former often seems to be an ego trip for bishops with little regard for truth.

That regard for truth of character makes the 15-minute "Box" and its brief sister plays worthwhile.

I would add to this list scrupulous regard for truth, not a quality always associated with diplomats.

Boswell was the son of a dour Scottish judge, who instilled in him "a strict regard for truth" by giving him a "hearty beating" when he lied.

But if history has any regard for truth, it will base its final appraisal of Nixon on all the "little" things that typified his career.

St. Augustine argued that when "regard for truth" is broken down, everything is exposed to doubt, and little by little the lies grow in size.

And above all: scant regard for the truth.

Seif usually talks a good game, but he does so with minimal regard for the truth.

Faneuil's manner combined a studied meekness with a showy regard for the truth.

It is also clear that Murdoch has little regard for the truth.

I'm not sure about the other two, particularly since their regard for the truth seems to be Alan ClAlanlike.