Sentence examples for take this truth from inspiring English sources

Too many of us take this truth for granted.

Finally, he must take this truth to the streets, becoming the Dodgers' anti-steroid spokesman for kids who listen.

Samie Jaffrey, Pharmacology at Weill Cornell Medicine, has taken this truth to heart.

Our social media culture takes this truth to the next level by allowing brands to build emotional connections with their customers, to become a part of their lives, both in their homes and -- done right -- in their hearts.

Never mind: take this awkward truth away," Criado-Perez wrote.

And because children don't know any better, they take this as truth.

Few things are more perplexing on sixth-form enrolment days than sitting opposite a male student desperately wanting to study childcare and having his eyes plead with you to lie as his father leans in and abruptly asks: "Tell me, how many boys normally take this subject?" In truth, just 2.5% of childcare BTec students are male.

Colm Tóibín bravely takes this textual truth as his starting point for a gentle, thoughtful reimagining of Mary's own experience of her life in his new novella, The Testament of Mary.

I recall vividly watching the Beverly Hillbillies and taking this a truth regarding people in the south.

I further take this to mean that this truth is so self-evident -- so obvious on its face -- that to be in conflict with it means that you are stupid.

These details may be left aside here, as the obvious conceptual point is that logical truths have a truth-likelihood of 1, and therefore an information measure of 0. Bar-Hillel and Carnap did not take this to mean that logical truths, or deductions, were without information yield, only that their theory of semantic information was not designed to capture such a property.