Sentence examples for truth between from inspiring English sources

Because that speaks volumes and it's a truth between friends.

Ms. Moore wrote "Weight," the story of a battle for truth between a young woman and her bathroom scale.

These concerns have raised important questions about the criteria of truth between religions, the tests of whether one religion is truer than others, and the extent to which valid identifications of belief can be made between one faith and another.

"We found that there's a universal truth between men and women, who say, 'If I put on the wrong underwear at the beginning of the day, it's going to derail,' " Mr. Fischvogt said.

John Nieradka, Summit, N.J.: I have over 20 years experience within the medical device industry and would love to share with you a first hand account of how companies obfuscate the truth between what constitutes a medical consultant and what is an outright bribe to have the surgeon's or physician's business.

Charlie calls into question his own attempts to order the chaos of his life, "This falsification of memory the adjustment, abbreviation, invention, even omission of experience is common to us all, it is the business of psychic life," and the reader is left searching for the truth between the lines.

Still, a real, unchangeable difference does exist between what might be called storytelling truths and statement-making truths — between what makes credible, if sweeping, sense in a story and what's required for a close-knit metaphysical argument.

The exchange of different ideas and views of the two truths between the early Buddhists, among other factors, gave birth to Buddhism as the philosophy we know today.

It touts its good news up front and wedges its more unpalatable truths between the lines.

Campbell suggests that the truth lies between somewhere between these two possibilities.

According to Bolzano, the ground-consequence relation holds only between truths, not between propositions in general.