Sentence examples for reliable truth from inspiring English sources

The one reliable truth is that mistakes illuminate the most, albeit with fractured light.

The American political landscape also offered a particularly soft target for dezinformatsiya, false information intended to discredit the official version of events, or the very notion of reliable truth.

But apparently unlike Robert Johnson (himself a former US Army officer), Gen. Shepperd was sophisticated enough to know that what he had been shown was pure propaganda, not reliable truth.

It confirmed voter suspicion that she is not a reliable truth teller.

Our appetite for sound bites and hyperbolic promises, and our antipathy for the more measured character of reliable truth, does nothing to advance our health.

The competing narratives — and the secrecy surrounding the hunger strikes — between the military and the lawyers underscored the impossible task of arriving at any reliable truth about the matter, especially when access to the detainees is prohibited.

It hints at the notion that majority voting is an unconditionally reliable (truth-conducive) method, whereas in fact it is only conditionally reliable.

The question whether the resulting belief would be knowledge depends on whether the belief-forming dispositions are reliable (truth-conducive) and the pre-existing belief states are states of knowledge.

Reliable truths seem threatened, if not unobtainable.

A part of my success has been an understanding that while there are no immutable laws in the Film and TV industry, there are reliable truths that have formed my own personal credo, which comprise the foundation of Secrets of Breaking into the Film and TV Business, and what Tyler and I have been writing here.

In this paper, we argue that this strategy tends to fall short of establishing a reliable "ground truth," and we advocate an alternative in vitro-like methodology for calibrating available bandwidth estimation tools that has not been widely used in this context.