Sentence examples for terms of truth from inspiring English sources

Of course, physical details, however convincing, actually prove zip in terms of truth.

In terms of poetry and in terms of truth, The Customs House is an honourable, humbling achievement.

In terms of truth and lies, at least, Kerrey seems to have fallen into the excusable category — he wasn't asked, so he didn't tell.

Mr. Molony says the practice "raises some interesting ethical issues" in terms of truth in advertising; he added that "the safest course is to disclose in a clear and conspicuous way that a picture has been enhanced or altered".

Although the above definition of validity in LPC is quite precise, it does not yield, as did the corresponding definition of PC validity in terms of truth tables, an effective decision procedure.

Each form has its rules, not even so much in terms of truth and falsity (although nonfiction should certainly be true) but, rather, in its pacing, its tolerance for coincidence (sometimes greater in nonfiction than in fiction, paradoxically), and even its tone.

Whereas the supervaluationist analyzes borderline cases in terms of truth-value gaps the dialetheist analyzes them in terms of truth-value gluts.

Another idea for characterizing assertion in terms of truth-related attitudes is that assertion aims at truth.

His work on truth has played an important role in recent discussions of the extent to which sentence meaning can be accounted for in terms of truth-conditions.

What should we make of this non-standard conception of ontological commitment in terms of truth-making: that to be is to be a truth-maker?

If we are going to have primitive unanalyzed modalities besides that of "truth in fiction" in our theory anyway, why bother with an analysis of modality in terms of truth-in-fiction?