Sentence examples for singular truth from inspiring English sources

Fletcher finds a way and, in the process, reaffirms a singular truth: he loves his son.

"The singular truth that no one can escape is that the House budget changes our debt course while the Senate budget does not".

Olisa Izeobi, a worker in one of the sawmills along the lagoon, said, "We understand this as 'Nobody will care for you, and you have to struggle to survive.' " It is the singular truth awaiting the six hundred thousand people who pour into Lagos from West Africa every year.

No matter what your religion, your spirituality, your point of view, that is a singular truth.

For as often as her exterior features changed over time, what they had in common was an abiding attention to the singular truth of Mary's genuine, steadfast faith and uncompromising purity.

I find this the case both in abstract and in how it plays out in politics and world religion -- within each of the major traditions there exists both those who are aware of the necessity of flexibility, and groups of followers who are less willing to accommodate others or see their position as beliefs vs. singular truth.

It behoves writers and doctors to learn each other's fluencies, because their disparate approaches can add up to singular truths.

With so many "alternative" explanations to consider, how could there really be any singular "truths" that authority could confidently expect us believe?

Most importantly, the NYT treated Peterson's rigid views on deficit reduction as a political view among several, not a singular ultimate truth.

The reasons are many but a singular universal truth is that the forced burden of caring for the uninsured in the ER is physically and financially crushing the entire system.

We think only of two or more ideas as being opposed if we think that we hold a more comprehensive, singular, or foundational truth.