Sentence examples for special truths from inspiring English sources

A third conception of logic takes logic to be the study of special truths, or facts: the logical truths, or facts.

The other camp contends that hyperbolic doubt is bounded; that is, that the cogito, and a few other special truths, are in a lockbox of sorts, utterly protected from even the most hyperbolic doubt.

I would suggest that, as well as satisfying all the truth tests that apply to fiction, the literature of fact must pass two further, special truth tests: those of "facticity" and of veracity.

Nevertheless there are special criteria of truth for each of the basic classes of judgments: analytic judgments, synthetic a posteriori (or empirical) judgments, and synthetic a priori judgments (for more details about this threefold distinction and the special truth-criteria, see Section 2).

20 points for stating that you will hold a rally to share your special truth.

So there is no deeper account of special obligations: truths about reasons and the relationships upon which they supervene are self-evident.

"I think we had a hand in speeding up adoption [processes]," Graef says of the impact of his 2011 Panorama special, The Truth About Adoption, for example.

BBC2 came out on top in the ratings battle of the fast turnaround meteor documentaries, with Horizon Special The Truth about Meteors averaging 3 million viewers and a 12% share in the 9pm hour.

If it is, then in this special sense, truth value depends on meaning, and that depends on convention.

Finding the physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual truths special to his or her body and soul while moving in Merce's particular choreographed time and space is each dancer's job.

After all, the modal danglers are a pretty special class of truths, unlikely to make an impact on science or semantics or other fields in which possible worlds are useful.