Sentence examples similar to the constant truth from inspiring English sources

Perhaps some of the recent works (such as the The Constant Gardener, or A Delicate Truth) are a little too moralising: the secret service seems always in league with some evil corporation.

Howard F. Jaeckel New York, June 15 , 2009• To the Editor: Repression of the Iranians by their own leaders reveals a stark, constant truth: totalitarian regimes that are brutal and dishonest with their very own people are bound to be the same or worse with peoples of other countries, cultures and faiths.

The FA obtained from the estimated eigenvalues are compared the constant ground truth ({1700, 500, 300}μ m2 msec-1 as eigenvalues which yields FA = 0.73).

This exhilarating contest between two teams in transition was decided by one constant truth: Darren Bent scores goals.

Consider some of those well-worn maxims that everyone takes for granted as constant truth.

Do not belittle their religion: Remember, most people believe passionately in their religions, and what strikes you as unreal, may be his constant truth.

When his term is over, I think, the debasing of our nation — the constant non-truth-telling, the name-calling — the debasement of our nation will be what he will be remembered most for.

The mental health advocate and constant truth-teller delivered some words of self-love wisdom on Twitter Tuesday.

But perhaps the constant revising keeps truth young and insures Mr. Woodward's status as a permanent rebel in the profession who overturns the monument he himself has become and the tradition he represents.

And we pushed back against the constant lying with truth.

The constant repetition of that imagined truth in sound bites today converts it to "truth" by tomorrow.