Can an inquiring mind actually explore the half-shades of truth?
To me, it's penetrating, knowing, full of microscopic shades of truth about the way things really are.
Throughout the 60-minute debate, we will be illuminating the shades of truth and exaggeration in what the candidates say, and calling out any inaccuracies or out-and-out howlers in the assertions they make.
It's a bittersweet message, but it does make Dégradé a film worth watching and accepting, in all its shades of truths, imperfections and all.
But there is disagreement on Lord Justice Leveson's stance on the issue: There is practically every shade of human truth and nonsense to be had online and I think most people that are familiar with that environment - which is practically everybody younger than the Lord - is familiar with how to determine the wheat from the chaff.
While many politicians are prone to spice up a story here and there, Republicans and Democrats say Mr. Gore's shading of the truth has become so frequent that some politicians are no longer dismissing it as sloppy oratory from a candidate under the glare of television cameras.
The results are constant compromise, constant shading of the truth and the inability to admit they inhaled.
While Clinton's shading of the truth was always unpalatable, we could weather the sourness as long as the country maintained its prosperous projection.
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Some older men and women are tempted to shade the truth about fading vision out of fear of being isolated at home if denied the right to drive.
Should Hillary Clinton's personal limitations — her inclination to shade the truth in the service of her ambition, what former Senator Bill Bradley called her "arrogance," "disdain," and "hypocrisy" — disqualify her for the presidency?
