Sentence examples for service of truth from inspiring English sources

Even the changes he made from the book, he said, were in the service of truth.

What she has left is memory in the service of truth.

But perhaps Gauguin is serious – exaggeration in the service of truth.

The document deplores "intolerant methods and even violence in the service of truth".

They are forms of communication in which the imagination is placed at the service of truth about its time.

By putting itself in service of truth, faith enables reason to exercise its power in realms to which it would otherwise have no access".

Like the journalists of Al Jazeera, Lieutenant Rushing sees himself as working in the service of the truth, and he approaches his job with both patience and empathy.

But like that other study of bourgeois adultery, Harold Pinter's Betrayal, it gets richer with each viewing; and, even if Anna Mackmin's revival is not flawless, it deftly shows how Stoppard puts structural ingenuity to the service of emotional truth.

If the story about El Greco's faux pas is true, it paints him as the first dedicated artist of the Counter-Reformation, a painter who believed he was the equal in talent of the "divine" Michelangelo, but who, unlike Michelangelo, was prepared to put his art modestly in the service of Christian truth.

So am I. "By 20 no race-car-driving rebel, I was a guitar player on the streets of Asbury Park and already a member in good standing amongst those who 'lie' in service of the truth … artists, with a small 'a'a

I don't think in pursuit of impact or sensation [you] should ever distort, because you've breached your mission which is at the service of the truth," says McCarten.