Sentence examples for shape of truth from inspiring English sources

It also paints all Russian citizens with a broad brush as unable to make up their own mind because they are brainwashed by falsehoods pounded into the shape of truth by state media.

Eventually, such lies have been in currency for so long that by the time they rise up to the national level, they have taken on the shape and force of truth.

A number of titles have proved better than expectations, from an overdue South Park game (that was actually funny) in the shape of The Stick of Truth, to Middle-earth: Shadow Of Mordor's all-action sideways take on Tolkien's stories.

Diaz shaped most of his characters as garish cartoons, but like good cartoons they were shaped around a framework of truth.

He says, "The exhibit will tell the story of how the idea of truth takes shape, disappears and reappears through the two mediums of art and philosophy, and how the two struggle for control of what truth is".

"It's an attack question," Mr. Gordon said, "because it starts with a kernel of truth and shapes it into something that most Mormons wouldn't recognize about their faith".

The media plays a vital role in shaping our understanding of truths.

We have a long way to go in shaping America's narrative into one of truth, but it's got to start somewhere.

This paper has greatly shaped most later approaches to theories of truth and the semantic paradoxes.

Calbuzz has noted several times before (here and here, for example) that Whitman has only a casual regard for the actual facts, relying instead on the Power of Money to shape the "truth" to fit her needs.

Such considerations led Mauthner to philosophical Skepticism and the postulation of a criterion of truth based on personal experiences shaped by cultural influences.