Sentence examples for standard of truth from inspiring English sources

Israel brandishes the Radical Enlightenment's standard of truth before fundamentalists and postmodernists alike.

Does the presence of illustrations set up a different standard of truth than would be expected of a traditional biography?

We all need to insist upon a basic standard of truth from our elected officials, community leaders, business associates, friends, and families.

Against both Hegel and Marx, Kierkegaard holds that history is not the scene in which human reason overcomes this finitude and becomes the ultimate standard of truth.

Descartes himself was a towering mathematician, but he was far from the first philosopher to regard mathematics as the gold standard of truth: Pythagoras and Plato had done so two thousand years before.

Invoking ideas drawn from Martin Heidegger, Michel Foucault, Jacques Derrida, Jean-François Lyotard, and Richard Rorty, postmodernists saw philosophy and science merely as activities to be judged in terms of their roles in, or effects on, human societies rather than by some transcendent standard of truth or falsehood.

The imaging diagnosis was also compared to the standard of truth PETPETCT.

The clinical diagnosis at follow-up was used as the standard of truth.

The results of imaging modalities were verified with histopathologic findings as the standard of truth.

Whilst the findings of the study indicate some utility of ioflupane [I] in assisting diagnosis, one of the possible methodological limitations of this study is that information from the imaging scan could have influenced the clinician's standard-of-truth diagnosis, causing a shift in the subsequent clinical management of the subject [ 1].

A marketplace ethic would normally imply a more relaxed standard of truth-telling, where actions such as bluffing are allowed.