Sentence examples for some of that truth from inspiring English sources

The two remarkable Stein-related exhibitions, just a few blocks apart, try to restore some of that truth by approaching her from two angles: as an art patron in one case, and as a social personality in the other.

"There's a lot of chapters, essays, that we left out, just because I hadn't adequately dealt with some of that truth.

If this story of human purposes contains some truth, that truth conceals an even greater falsehood.

So even in the case of a true answer to some query, the value of believing that truth can depend not just on its truth and the strength of the belief, but on where the truth lies.

Coiled inside, around and throughout this story is the truth and, even more curiously, my involvement with some elements of that truth in the early days of Bergdahl's disappearance.

Coiled inside, around, and throughout this story is the truth and, even more curiously, my involvement with some elements of that truth in the early days of Bergdahl's disappearance.

In this way, we also glimpse some of the truths that often come with being the partner of an artist.

Nora: "When we were writing Mouthpiece, we used this activity of revealing our most shameful or deepest secrets to each other as a way to really dig up some of the truths that we were hiding under layers of shame and learned behavior.

In these pages, I've tried to come to grips with some of the truths that life inside the White House bubble obscured.

Getting to know any Iraqi enough to establish a basis for trust meant that some of this truth would eventually begin seeping out.

When I heard about Binyam Mohamed I felt a certain sense of relief that finally some of the truth was coming out into the public arena.