It was in an interview I once read with Ronnie Wood that I first encountered the truth that, while hotels change bed sheets with regularity, bedspreads are less often refreshed.
Let's understand the truth that, while we may not be able to fully experience each other's realities, we can learn from each other, we can teach each other, and we can exemplify the world as we'd like it to be.
Most out of office replies just sit there and skirt the truth that someone is having fun while you're sending an email.
Dionysus is the god of the truth that life is chaos and pain, while Apollo is the god of beauty and order.
Year after year, Cannes demonstrates the hard truth that, while film is an art, it is also a business.
For Advocaat must know better than most people the regrettable truth that, while a tactically sophisticated blend of players may be what is needed to break down a sophisticated defence, against a team as rustic as Scotland Holland would be crazy not to bring out their two big guns.
Above all else, I acknowledge the certain truth that while widowhood has definitely shaped me, it does not now, nor will it ever define me.
If you were one of the seemingly endless string of people who pulled an Echo Dot out of your stocking last holiday season, you have already learned the hard truth that, while Alexa can do a variety of wonderful things like sing and tell you the weather, she's also pretty dumb just ask her to pronounce Ty Dolla $ign.
If you were one of the seemingly endless string of people who pulled an Alexa Dot out of your stocking last holiday season, you have already learned the hard truth that, while Alexa can do a variety of wonderful things like sing and tell you the weather, she's also pretty dumb just ask her to pronounce Ty Dolla $ign.
Krugman agrees with the second half of that description, but argues that the economic factors vastly oughtweigh the social ones: The truth is that while single women and members of minority groups are more insecure at any given point of time than married whites, insecurity is on the rise for everyone, driven by changes in the economy.
A handful of politicians have raised concerns over the years, but the truth is that while taxpayers continue to fork out tens of millions for systems that are utterly out of proportion to the problems the police and intelligence agencies face, the issues about liberty and oversight find no mainstream political expression.
