Sentence examples for secondary truth from inspiring English sources

As Her Majesty, though, appeared to tumble through the darkness, courtesy of a Union Jack parachute and a pink dress, the hint of a sillier, secondary truth emerged about Great Britain: All the land's a film.

Conservatism's reception in the electorate, therefore, was a secondary concern; the truth of the values which conservatism upheld, and their benefit to the lives of individuals, would be borne out by reality over time.

Aesthetic appearance is not secondary to reality or truth but is the medium through which the work's truth shows/presents itself.

But, like a lot of conventional wisdom, the truth is secondary.

Its truth is secondary to its function as a crude shorthand for the negating of difference and change.

The fact that these events never come to pass is secondary to the emotional truth that really drives him: owning firearms makes him "feel" safer.

But whoever is right here is secondary to a larger truth: Mrs. de la Renta's distress seems to be about very small issues of fact.

Do they rationalize it by saying that truth is a secondary consideration when you're engaged in a crusade against the evils of big government?

In truth, music is secondary here, as the Q&A session in the second half proves: the audience have coughed up for proximity to a Hollywood legend, who performs irregularly thanks to stage fright and seems unlikely to tour again.

Here's where we discover the truth about our secondary education system.

On the other hand, Bell represents a movement among younger evangelicals that considers theological truth as a secondary concern.