Sentence examples for the present truth from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the present truth about the peppered moth is too complicated for textbook treatment.

Abelard was particularly interested in the question of whether the present truth of statements about future contingent events are themselves determinate; i. e., whether 'The sentence 'Socrates will eat tomorrow' is true', if true, is determinately true.

The irony here is that the privilege of staying silent or ignoring the ever present truth of systemic or blatant racism is a privilege that is only possible through the oppression of others.

But putting the onus on viewers to separate truth from fiction, rather than having editors present truth in the first place, not only seems irrational and inefficient.

He affected a stance in the present but in truth he was always looking back.

The documentary ought to be a better way to present the truth – a truth – about a musician or band.

It is to determine the causes of the crisis and present the truth.

He told a news conference in Zurich: "What I cannot tolerate is the fact that they changed the sentences, they changed the way they presented the truth.

It's a frustrating ever-present truth.

In the book, Romm "cuts through the misinformation and presents the truth about humanity's most dire threat.

Call this view anti-misidentificationism. The present discussion assumes the truth of anti-misidentificationism; see Chappell 2005: 154-157 for the arguments.