Sentence examples for take the truth from inspiring English sources

He couldn't even take the truth.

And Israelis can't take the truth to their faces".

"In that give and take, the truth will come out".

There's a truth people want to see in art and a lot of people who create art take the truth out of it".

Shirley Clarke's 1967 "Portrait of Jason," as if aiming to take the "truth" of cinéma vérité one step further, moves from the tipsy reminiscences (drinks supplied) of an aspiring hustling entertainer, Jason Holliday, to a dubious interrogation of his sexuality, as he chuckles throughout.

So you choose to take the truth, or you take the rumours".

In creating my novel's mother-character, I wanted to take the Truths of what I know as a parent and apply them to a world full of other fictional truths — feelings I don't actually feel but have observed.

For Sharon's fate was to take the truths of old Zionist settlement to heart and, face down, unable or unwilling to appreciate the larger human story that animated them, to turn them grotesque.

It's like the movie 'Fargo': it takes the truth and moves it in a different direction".

In the end Megrahi outlived his leader by seven months, but both may well have taken the truth of what happened to their grave.

"The President has always been someone who takes the truth seriously and has a great faith in the American people and their ability to handle big ideas," Burns said.