Sentence examples similar to rudimentary truths from inspiring English sources

These are rudimentary formulations of two alternative correspondence theories of truth.

Too wise to suppose that moral truths can ever be simple, he wrote stories that offer no rudimentary illustration of a certain moral but a subtle commentary on it, sometimes amending it and hinting that only the naive would take it at face value.

The statement likely seems surprising to anyone with any rudimentary knowledge of economics yet it follows a proud tradition by Argentinian officials of dismissing uncomfortable truths.

Or it might be because they do not know.The truth is that hardly any MPs in any party have more than a rudimentary grasp of the crisis; indeed, their inability to track the City's baroque excesses helped to foment it.

— The idea that a process philosophy can put (rudimentary forms of) normativity into nature is further developed in Campbell's (2011) study on truth as a property of actions.

They are rudimentary, and looming; with all of the sharp angles of a traditional cholo handstyle and the hard truth of the stock caps he uses.

They are rudimentary and looming, with all of the sharp angles of a traditional cholo hand style and the hard truth of the stock caps he uses.

Trials are often rudimentary.

These now seem rudimentary.

The furniture is very rudimentary.

Corporate governance is rudimentary.