"seeker of truth" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it anytime to refer to someone who is looking for knowledge or searching for answers to questions. For example: "He was a seeker of truth, always questioning the world around him."
Thus, literature could only mislead the seeker of truth.
A seeker of truth, he always saw things from the other side.
Like Oscar, Igby is an earnest seeker of truth, beauty and the authentic.
Mushāhadah, ( Arabic: "witnessing" or "viewing") also called shuhūd ("witnesses"), in Sufi (Muslim mystic) terminology, the vision of God obtained by the illuminated heart of the seeker of truth.
If this court truly represents the most profound seeker of truth and justice in our state, Mr. Verniero must be excused from this case.
Ben, far from being a dedicated seeker of truth and justice, is a smug, arrogant manipulator who exploits his connection with Diana (the underused Anna Kendrick), a college hookup who now works for the F.B.I., to gain privileged information.
They thought the seeker of truth-'n'-beauty (see above) would be past such paltriness.
Formerly respected and now quite worrisome evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins has sung Condell's praises (again, according to his Wikipedia page, which is so self-aggrandising it's a wonder it can be attributed to such a staunch seeker of truths), saying that "Pat Condell is unique.
It is partly because seekers of truth expect the same from others.
It may not have made a difference: journalists are tasked as seekers of truth.
Albert Maysles, who has died aged 88, came from a long line of documentary seekers of truth and was himself an inspiration for many who followed.
