Sentence examples for tangled truth from inspiring English sources

The lives of settlers revealed this tangled truth on a daily basis and reflected their fascination with nature in the raw.

The tales on the bus were tangled, the truth obscure.

And if viewers have learned anything from the HBO series "In Treatment," it's that therapists can also get tangled in half-truths.

Sometimes the truth is tangled and complicated and it's hard for even you to figure out exactly what it is.

Thus, this truth also lay tangled up, as one might say, in the original concept of extension, but it escaped our attention and could not be distinctly known and distinguished until, through analysis, we unpacked all the parts of this concept and separated them from one another.

Yet as the evening draws on it's clear that the truth itself has become tangled, its strands increasingly frayed by the members of the audience themselves.

Less than five minutes into the cross-examination, Mr. Flemmi got tangled up in whether he had told the truth in previous testimony about his relationship with Deborah Hussey, the daughter of his longtime girlfriend, Marion Hussey.

According to Loomer's play, that truth has come down to us from the complicated triumph of Jane Roe, tangled up in our essential right to choose.

Agents and executives who have worked with Mr. Emanuel or tangled with him said the depiction of him on the show is close to the truth.

As he got more tangled in the murky waters of the law, Clarke sought to right his wrongs and told the truth in court.

Wolfe's legacy is tangled with the wobbly trajectory of what we once knew as "journalism," as well as its wayward stepdad, "truth".