Sentence examples for the next truth from inspiring English sources

My father once said that he was always pursuing the next dream, hunting for the next truth.

I am proudly following in his footsteps, hunting for the current "next truth".

Now at the Commission, we talk about the issue of skills being the next 'inconvenient truth'.

In 1986, Reagan's tax reform was ostensibly revenue-neutral, but was followed by a tax hike the next year.In truth, both Social Security and tax reform may depend on outside events.

Still, Mr. Cuomo acknowledged that because of the limited time until the next election, "in truth, something's going to have to be worked out".

With its primordial imagery of dark and light the hymn speaks to anyone who is struggling, amid the gloom, to take the next step towards truth.

He said to the audience, "When everyone asks, 'Who's going to replace me, who's going to be the next judge?,' the truth is you guys are the judge of this show, and you've done an incredible job over the years".

She would learn the devastating truth the next afternoon, from the television.

Her uncomplaining passage from one day to the next bears out the truth of this fatalistic wisdom.

They just managed to screw up.And in truth, the next British general election ought to be wide open.

She was speaking some truth — the next song was Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues" — but the warning came belatedly.