Sentence examples for to some truth from inspiring English sources

No doubt the artists would argue they are trying to speak to some truth about middle-class values.

Publishers and critics became used to the idea that any fiction coming out of Africa must lay claim to some truth about Africa.

For, by doing so, they presumably point to some truth that we would rather not face; in this case, the limitless human resource, even in extremis, for self-justification and the normalization of the abnormal.

At a historical moment when the Assad dictatorship continues in full force and none of the candidates from Tahrir Square are in the run-off in the Egyptian election -- Baron Cohen's description of the durability of authoritarian rule lays claim to some truth, no matter how embedded in the screwball comedy genre.

Keep doing this until you get to some truth or certainty and if you can't just say it is impossible to know and ask why is it impossible for me to know?

A scientist embraces failed experiments in the same way that a scientist embraces successful ones: an option has been eliminated from the list of possibilities, getting you one step closer to some truth.

Finally, there appears to be some truth to the adage that "you are what you eat", at least when it comes to Ca2+-signalling in the β-cell.

There used to be some truth to this.

Though this might sound like a rhetorical flourish, there seems to be some truth to this claim.

First of all, it is time to speak some truth to power in this country: Microsoft Word is a terrible program.

"The game could perfectly have ended 1-0, but we have to give some truth to their reaction".