Sentence examples for truth apparent from inspiring English sources

Carr's equanimity disguised another truth apparent to thousands of protestors – the abject failure of the justice system.

Broadly based on social constructionist ideas, this approach does not assume that there is a single objective reality 'out there' waiting to be discovered and described, but rather seeks to 'reveal the multiple truths apparent in others' lives' [[ 28]: 3] and the ways in which these realities are constructed.

That awkward truth, already apparent before the German election, will become manifest after it.

There, the truth was apparent.

The two men burst into laughter, but the truth was apparent and inevitable.

"At once the horrid truth became apparent," the Lowell tutor wrote.

Berlusconi grasped instinctively the truth so apparent to the ad men who crafted the winning Tory campaigns in Britain.

I am grateful to Ann Daly ["In Dance, Preserving a Precarious Legacy Begins Onstage," Feb. 18] for voicing a truth not apparent to most, that despite film, video and notation, dance dies unless danced.

This truth becomes apparent time and again on The Last Message Received, a Tumblr on which people post messages that turned out to be the last they heard from a loved one or friend.

That is, once the relevant Idea is clarified, the necessary connection between the Idea and an empirical truth becomes apparent.

Clements said the truth is apparent when you watch the whole scene.