Sentence examples for the difficult truth from inspiring English sources

"That is the difficult truth.

That may be the difficult truth.

The difficult truth is that they will always be questions that don't have answers.

The difficult truth is that sometimes there is nothing doctors can do to save a fetus.

They understand the difficult truth that their best hope of freedom lies in a temporary experience of imperial rule.

The difficult truth for Wenger, as he surely knows, is that real champions do not disintegrate in this manner.

My fear is that we cannot reckon with the difficult truths of real works of art, that the disturbance we feel when reading Alice Walker's "Color Purple" is rated too disruptive to the analysis of student yearly progress to be read for a test.

(5) Face the difficult truths.

Say the difficult truths directly and simply -- if even only to yourself.

In the resistance of accepting ourselves for whom we are, we struggle to accept the reality and the difficult truths of our lives.

Like other nations, Lithuania, where more than 90percentt of the Jewish population perished during World War II, is struggling to find ways to honor Jewish history, to tell the difficult truths of the Holocaust, and to combat intolerance.