Sentence examples for the sort of truth from inspiring English sources
On that ground, poetry could do its proper job: to dig down deeper than rhetoric or politics (the dense Ulster soil and its labours never left his writing) and express the sort of truth that only its art could find.
Or the whole idea of retributive justice could be dispensed with altogether, in favor of the sort of truth and reconciliation commission that followed the fall of apartheid South Africa?
That's the sort of truth that makes games executives depressed.
True, but hardly the sort of truth from which anything interesting follows.
Hence, Adams' account fails to provide the sort of truth conditional analysis of our ordinary modal discourse that it purports to provide.
"No prior administration has been so systemically or so brazenly lawless," he argues as he calls for the sort of "truth and reconciliation" commission, with nonbinding recommendations, one has devised elsewhere, including South Africa and Argentina.
But most of us could memorise the lot and still wouldn't come close to unearthing the sort of truths Barber can divine simply from noticing, for example, how Rafa Nadal fiddle with his underpants.
Otherwise they are committed to saying that propositions represent the world and, Thagard seems to suggest, this is to say that propositions have the sort of truth-conditions posited by a correspondence theory.
Yet, contingent truths are precisely the sorts of truths for which we legitimately seek explanations indeed, this is one of the marks of contingency (Hartshorne 1962, 74).
Neither passage describes the sorts of truths that philosophical dialectic would lead to, i.e. truths about Forms, but that might be asking too much.
