Sentence examples for strange truth from inspiring English sources

But in the layers below, a strange truth is buried.

The strange truth is that four boys I loved have died.

That's the strange truth about movie actors: the skill takes a back seat to grace, to a metaphysical gift.

Maybe the strange truth is that Simon and Garfunkel are a truly youthful obsession.

The strange truth about feature creep is that even when you give consumers what they want they can still end up hating you for it.

The crowd that day helped tell a strange truth: that one of the most democratic countries in the Horn of Africa is not really a country at all.

By the end of a long evening the play has also given us insight into the strange, truth-evading soul of the articulately evasive Albert Speer.

Fiction, Powell once wrote, is taking strange truths and making them into less-strange lies.

The free association lets him access some strange truths he believes.

One of the strange truths about television is that crudeness does not guarantee success.

But in Powell's world strange truths do seem to manifest themselves regularly.