Sentence examples for relation to truth from inspiring English sources

Photography has lost its privileged position in relation to truth.

"It's just that a literary text is not defined by its relation to truth or imagination".

Ugliness has no relation to insincerity or evil, and short words with Anglo-Saxon roots have no relation to truth or goodness.

Colbert's routine mocked the administration's slippery relation to truth (what happened Tuesday), and identified the president's famous "resolution" as the character trait that the administration relied on to sell their version of reality.

An audience member, a scientist who empathized with Mr. Le Roy's early disillusionment, gently suggested that, had the choreographer stuck with molecular biology a bit longer, he might have reached a deeper understanding of science's relation to truth and objectivity.

Regarding a relation to truth as constitutive of dialogical meaning, Gadamer, following Heidegger, refuses to allow any fundamental dichotomy between what a subject represents as true and how the world actually, objectively, is.

Descriptive meaning is defined in relation to truth-conditions: a statement is descriptive to the extent that factual conditions for its correct application define its meaning.

However, it would seem highly incongruous to judge the truths in table 4 to be steadily increasing in truthlikeness, while the falsehoods both to the left and the right, both marginally different in their overall likeness relations to truth, steadily decrease in truthlikeness.

Relation to the truth: The specific attacks expand so much on the truth as to be false, but it is true – Romney has admitted as much – that Romney used to be effectively pro-choice.

Relation to the truth: Pretty tangential!

Relation to the truth: Perry was actually a Texas A&M cheerleader!