Furthermore, because worlds are (plausibly) defined entirely in nonmodal terms, the truth conditions provided by Lewis's translation scheme themselves appear to be free of any implicit modality.
Many news organizations accepted the term, and the truth about this disastrous policy would not come out until the Senate finally issued its torture report, in December 2014.
Because while we might assume everyone understands what a term means, the truth is most of us tend to view things differently.
"I'm not being defensive in terms of me, I'm being defensive in terms of the truth," Chao said.
That could be risky, because while cutting carbon and avoiding climate change may make perfect economic sense in the long term, the awkward truth is that doing so will add to energy costs for a long time to come.
To return to cricket successfully, you must come to terms with the truth that the off-season is over.
I know what I'm doing' " But I'd reserve judgment on that one, at least in terms of the truth of what happened in the hotel suite.
Nor had I come to terms with the truth of my relationship with my mother, feelings that were far more complicated than those I held for my father.
Those reorganizations, which the committee denounces in the strongest terms, allowed the truth about Enron to stay largely hidden for many months -- a period when top Enron officials sold large quantities of stock.
Ricardo Elizondo Elizondo's essay about the drug war in Mexico says that Mexico must take notice of its own drug use problems and that "there can be no solution until we come to terms with the truth".
The emotional tension increases through the stories until [the character of] Michael is faced with coming to terms with the truth about his heritage – and then moving past that as his Turkish partner has a baby and the new life has to be celebrated, the past somehow assimilated and then left behind.
