Sentence examples similar to trace of truth from inspiring English sources
On display at the House of Lords event were four delicate Cypriot frescoes, clearly cut away from medieval church walls; they had been traced by Walk of Truth to a Canadian collector who surrendered them voluntarily (one is pictured above).
Thus, the real danger is in thinking that in creating a database or website, a repository of Indigenous knowledge has been formed, whereas, in truth, what exists is only a 'memory resource containing assemblages of traces of previous truth-claim episodes' (Christie 2005a, p. 64).
Prior (1967) held that atoms should "contain no trace of futurity" and their truth should only depend on the current time instant, but not on the current history.
Disappointingly, the proponent of many-valued logic cannot trace the increase of assertibility to an increase the degree of truth.
But there's something no tax details, no prying into financial affairs, no invasion of privacy or the truth and no trace of marital or patriarchal support can ever take away from Elena Ferrante or her readers - and that is the author's avowedly female viewpoint.
The principles of "truth to materials" and "fitness for purpose" which form the basis of modern design can be traced back to this period.
"The Grouch" shows no trace of scathing satire, no comic quest for truth.
We don't refer to the traces explicitly, but implicitly, each bene asserting its truth for every possible trace of behavior.
Endless truths destroy the notion of truth.
