The phrase "towards truth" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing a journey, process, or effort aimed at discovering or understanding the truth.
Example: "In our quest for knowledge, we must always strive towards truth, no matter how challenging it may be."
Alternatives: "in pursuit of truth" or "in search of truth."
Art can shine the light towards truth.
Thus is "the road towards truth" - here synonymous with style - "made with tiny decisions".
We are used to revisionism in biography and tend to equate it with progress towards truth.
This nature contributes deeply towards the process of finding meaning as deeper and wider progress towards truth is obtained.
In a statement, Cushley reportedly said Scicluna's visit was "a positive step towards truth and eventual reconciliation".
"A scientist goes forward towards truth but never gets there". Which is roughly what Donne said too.
In June, with a gesture towards truth-telling, the Australian Electoral Commission also honoured Cooper, renaming the federal division of Batman in Melbourne's inner-northern suburbs after him.
To successfully avoid detection, the deceiver must calculate the odds of being detected, remember the previous responses given, inhibit the normal propensity towards truth-telling, and then choose an appropriate strategy prior to making a response.
What new chapter are we willing to invent together, all differences of color, race, religion, language aside, in order that we, as a humanity begin moving in one direction toward peace, towards compassion, towards resolution, towards that Truth that sets us free?
Going back to the root meaning of the Hebrew word, what we're asked to undertake is in fact a conversion – a turning – towards the truth: towards the God who is eternally active and giving in ways beyond our concepts, towards the hidden depths of who we ourselves are – and thus towards the face of the earth, seeing it freshly in its unfathomable interrelatedness.
There is no reason to 'doubt that man progresses fairly steadily towards moral truth as he does towards scientific' (FE 20).
