Sentence examples for sense of truth from inspiring English sources

Because, although it's thought most politicians enter the game with ideals, a sense of truth and justice, before long they are presented with the dilemma of being truthful or winning, and subsequently lie.

These officials have no basic sense of truth.

They have a sense of truth that brings an intensity.

Nor do they all evoke an "unforgettable urgency and energy, and a sense of truth".

There is a true grandeur to his concept of painting, and a sense of truth.

This strategy yields riches of coherence, liveliness and a clear sense of truth to BBC history.

The Moon Hoax also provided an outlet for the era's shifting sense of truth.

He grinned and added with a sense of truth: "Pretty much like anything else".

However carefully you lay out the structure of the plot, you will always be left with a rustling sense of truths unapprehended — smaller, darker sagas unfolding backstage or in the wings.

According to Montmarquet, it is a mistake to characterize the intellectual virtues as reliable in the sense of truth-conducive.

This is not to deny that no new proposition at least in the sense of truth-condition is expressed in truth-condition isagexpressed