Sentence examples for take on truth from inspiring English sources

Both artists left their audiences wondering whether truth is stranger than fiction or if fiction delivers a stronger take on truth.

It's fascinating for the way it glancingly juxtaposes the McCarthy witch-hunts – with their skewered take on truth-telling – with the attitudes of white liberals who say one thing about race but think something different.

They have a way of burrowing into the consciousness, cropping up in strange places, being repeated until they take on this quality of truth - but not absolute truth: a truth, as the Zapatistas might say, with many truths in it.

Audiences will see more of our Reality Check fact-checking at the heart of daily news output so we can take on lies, half-truths and misinformation head-on in real time.

The Conservatives propose a pupil premium, a cash bonus for schools who take on poorer students (which in truth is something we have already).

I have seen pretty much ever take on this spinning of the truth.

This statement can only take on the faintest hue of truth if the reader is willing to accept the strictest definition of the term "policy".

This statement can only take on the faintest hue of truth if the reader is willing to accept the strictest definition of the term "policy". The DHS policy under Trump is to refer 100percentt of illegal border crossings for criminal prosecution ― a step that previous administrations had refused to take.

The formula is true iff the variables representing the gate's inputs and outputs take on values consistent with its truth table.

(For further takes on approximate truth, see Leplin 1981, Boyd 1990, Weston 1992, Smith 1998, and Chakravartty 2010).

We must take on the difficult challenge of inspiring and motivating with the truth.