Sentence examples for the second truth from inspiring English sources

Consider the Second Truth: the Truth of the Cause of Suffering "And what, friends, is the noble truth of the origination of stress?

The second truth is that competition is symmetric in its operation.

The second truth is there is no one party solution; there has to be a merger of respectable ideas.

The second truth is that however much the executives of a company might wish to follow a green agenda, they cannot afford to go it alone.

But the second truth is that this is a wasted opportunity for Greece, because it does not put Greece's debt problems behind it; most likely, it will be back to ask for further reductions in principal in the future.

The second truth of the assassination, just as inarguable, is that the security services collecting that evidence were themselves up to their armpits in sinister behavior, even conspiring with some of the worst people in the world to kill the Presidents of other countries.

Consider the Third Truth: The Truth of the Cessation of Suffering "And what, friends, is the noble truth of the cessation of stress?

Consider the Fourth Truth : the Truth of the Path to the Cessation of Suffering "And what, friends, is the noble truth of the path of practice leading to the cessation of stress?

The first truth is that they are not, necessarily.

The first truth bomb is detonated with an odd elegance.

The third truth, which also argues for shunning them, is one to be proud of.