Sentence examples for sorting out the truth from inspiring English sources

American soldiers interviewed today said that sorting out the truth was difficult.

She has even had an extensive screen career, portrayed by the likes of Marlene Dietrich, Jeanne Moreau and Catherine Zeta-Jones, and part of a biographer's job these days is sorting out the truth from myth.

Sorting out the truth can be difficult.

Sorting out the truth is impossible, as images from opposing sides become a blur.

Time passes, pounds melt away and the siblings reconnect, sorting out the truth about their family, about their own ambitions and sorrows.

Sorting out the truth in individual cases is often impossible.

Mr. Mbeki reacted to the accusations against Mr. Ngcuka in early September by ordering a national commission of inquiry headed by a retired judge, Joos Hefer, to sort out the truth of the matter.

THE DEBT 30 years ago, Rachel Singer Helen Mirrenn) was a Mossad agent who participated in the capture of a Nazi war criminal, who was killed while trying to escape; now, it appears she may have got the wrong man, and must return to Eastern Europe to sort out the truth.

Ordinarily, TV journalists would follow such a clip – if they even aired it in the first place – with one of Israel making its case, and would stop at that, leaving an audience already predisposed against the Palestinians to sort out the truth.

Is there a way to sort out The Truth?

Where were the adults?" Students also were trying to sort out the truth from the rumors.