Sentence examples for stated the truth from inspiring English sources

It reportedly stated: "The truth about Dying of the Light … The movie was taken away from Paul Schrader!

In its suit in Delaware last week, the foundation said that its advertisements merely stated the truth and therefore did not vilify anyone.

But contemplate the stories brought together in this book, and the writers at that newspaper will seem simply to have stated the truth.

Mark the 150th anniversary of Lincoln's speech with a viewing of 12 Years a Slave and you will be reminded, with a succession of terrible jolts, that in the Gettysburg Address, Lincoln simply stated the truth.

In his important 1880 paper, "On the Algebra of Logic", Peirce quietly broke with the traditional extensional semantics and introduced a usual assumption of modern semantics: the extension of a concept, understood as a class, could be empty (as well as the universe), and stated the truth values of the categorical propositions that we use today.

General Allen: You've just stated the truth.

"I'm only stating the truth.

He just thinks he's stating the truth".

She writes: "Journalism and poetry at their best try to state the truth.

In that, it has to be conceded, Trump was only stating the truth.

Thank God for men like Mr. Kennedy, who are brave enough to state the truth.