Sentence examples for small truth from inspiring English sources

But the problem with this as with much of what Trump says is that it's a small truth leads you to believe a larger lie.

And taking a "small truth" about the arrest of two terrorist sympathizers and conflating it into "a massacre nobody told you about" is not an honest mistake.

And barely 48 hours later we saw that principle in full blown operation by his special counselor conflating a small truth into a big lie in order to frighten the American people into turning on their Muslim neighbors and capitulating to executive orders that are both immoral and unconstitutional.

There's more small-scale truth and fine-knit feeling in Venezuelan director Mariana Rondóns bittersweet Pelo Malo (Bad Hair) (Axiom, 15), a considerably different story of a young boy inching past his mother's authority.

But like any myth of history, there are small truths within it that alter the memory.

Mr. Rosenfeld has an unrivaled ability to get such small truths on the screen.

You suddenly see the world renewed.The kinds of truth that art gives us many, many times are small truths.

The current assault is dangerous because it mixes a number of small truths with a big, alluring myth.

'Why should I plough through a thousand pages to find one or two very small truths?' he demands.

He still explores the land restlessly and readily shares the small truths he gathers: that the lady-slipper, an antidote to itching, grows next to poison ivy and that cherry bark will always catch fire as kindling.

His films charm us with the invention of a life, the marvellous being made otherwise marvellous; not the small truths of anecdote, but the evocation of how it might have been.