Sentence examples for schools of truth from inspiring English sources
As with all schools of truth the answer probably lies in the middle but which ever theory you advocate there is no getting away from the fact that the Pistols were the forerunners to the ever changing trends in modern music and however uncomfortable the main characters are with that it is something all music lovers should be grateful for.
Bill Hicks is a name that should also be included in that list: a comic who never reached a mass audience in the U.S. but whose corrosively funny take on the politics of me-first and the dumbing-down of consumer culture places him squarely in the Bruce school of truth-tellers.
Public tax money will pay at a systemic level for teaching the covenant with Israel and Mosaic law in Jewish schools, the primacy of the Apostle Peter and the Papacy in Catholic schools, the truth of reformed Christianity in Protestant schools, and the revelation to the Prophet in Muslim schools, to speak only of major religious groupings in the Republic.
By invoking consensus as the mark of (conventional) reality, the Geluk school's coherence theory of truth anticipates some of the insights of the later Wittgenstein (see Thurman 1980).
The Moment of Truth This school year, all of Tabitha's goals hinged on her taking the SAT's on Saturday, Nov. 1.
State, church, and local authorities everywhere have long recognized the importance of the teacher's work in maintaining or establishing particular patterns of social organization and systems of belief, just as radical and reformist politicians and thinkers have looked to the schools to disseminate their particular brands of truth.
Skip, the dissemination of truth from our schools and through the media stemming from diverse vantage points encourages harmony; the masses rallying around a common goal will meticulously slay the N-word but more importantly slay the ugliness of racism.
She was a strong champion of grammar schools The truth is that, as the Education Secretary in the Heath government between 1970 and 1974, she was responsible for the closure of more grammar schools than any other holder of that post in history.
Our schools can only be saved by massive doses of truth and democracy.
Law school makes law students recognize the postmodern dogma of the slipperiness of truth.
