Sentence examples for support truth from inspiring English sources

The world must support truth tellers.

So, in a very self-serving way, I encourage you to support truth wherever you see it.

Support #Truth and #Journalism and denounce #FakeNews and #AltFacts.

During the Democrat leadership race, many of Bernie Sanders' over-zealous fans were labelled "Berniebros" – a term that was, depending on your perspective, either a fair condemnation of self-important, part-time politicos or a cynical centrist sideswipe at grassroots support, (truth be told, it was probably both).

(ME) The patients' group, while strongly supporting truth telling (recognizing it to be in their best interest and especially important to protect their dignity), acknowledged that not all patients could endure the truth.

We presume that historians want to discover empirically supported truths about the past, and we presume that they want to offer inferences and interpretations that are somehow regulated by standards of scientific rationality.

As I see it, a Truth, Reconciliation and Peace Process (TRPP) would be the American government's active intervention to address our nation's revolting "race problem" by authorizing and supporting truth-telling and reconciliation measures at all levels (individual, social and institutional).

The Epanagoge, however, did not completely subject the patriarch to the supervision of the emperor but rather directed him expressly "to support the truth and to undertake the defense of the holy teachings without fear of the emperor".

In it, the pair – former enemies who are now leading a transitional government designed to end the two-year civil war between their followers – appeared to call on the world to support a truth and reconciliation commission rather than focus on bringing the perpetrators of the conflict's many human rights abuses to justice.

Strong negation thus serves as a toggle between support of truth and support of falsity.

Support of truth and support of falsity for arbitrary formulas are persistent with respect to the relation ≤ of possible expansion of information states.