Sentence examples for total truth from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

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

There may "be occasions when Christians are mistaken on some point while nonbelievers get it right," she writes in "Total Truth".

He is not discovering something new about himself before our very eyes, unlike the soliloquies of Hamlet or Macbeth, or even Malvolio, who must be played as real people talking to themselves, with total psychological truth.

"This total scorn for truth bogs down the debate in technical detail and suggests there is scientific controversy, which there is not".

It contains 397 DFPs in total and ground truth is in the form of severity grades for the disease.

Two metrics are computed—"Sensitivity" (Sn) is defined as common items divided by total items in truth set; "Purity" (Pu) is defined as common items divided by total items in the test set as can be used to infer false-positive discovery.

Fatlip, a founder member of Pharcyde, parted ways with the rest of the west coast hip-hop collective a couple of years ago, and there's a near-total blurring of truth and fiction here.