Sentence examples for the total truth from inspiring English sources

He presents science as the total truth – it's a nonsense".

Anyway, if there were a real Donna, this play wouldn't show you the total truth about her.

It was the truth as two people knew it – Marivaux and Chéreau – but the total truth, for that brief moment, anyway.

Francis Schaeffer instructed his followers and students at L'Abri that the Bible was not just a book but "the total truth".

Here's a characteristic passage from Lizza's article: Francis Schaeffer instructed his followers and students at L'Abri that the Bible was not just a book but "the total truth".

Ultimately, consciousness allows these apparently contradictory statements to hold part of the whole truth -- but not the total truth.

I knew I should just go back to the obfuscating half-truth, or the mild total truth.

Mr. Bostock stressed that the only way to deal with the situation was to "immediately tell the absolute and total truth, whatever it is" and make it public, according to a person with knowledge of the conversation.

I believe that Schaeffer generally referred to Christianity rather than the Bible as "total truth," which is a subtle distinction but an important one.

But it is not total truth, any more than the Bauhaus or the Beaux-Arts represented total truth.

Postmodernism, with its pesky protestations that there is no ultimate history or total truth, inadvertently ends up underscoring just these things.