Sentence examples for truth demand from inspiring English sources

Daniel Kaffee, who challenged Col. Nathan R. Jessep, played by Jack Nicholson, with his oft-quoted "I want the truth" demand.

Transparency and truth demand more than superficial sound bites.

It goes against the spirit of a sceptical age to offer such praise, but truth demands it.

Several times, Ms. Franklin herself accused Ms. Norwood of playing fast and loose with the truth, demanding that she document her accusations.

(True. But as he carps, "Isn't calling someone Name Caller name calling?") If one may critique a critic (I'm also defensive and judgmental), fealty to the truth demands presentation of evidence that Handler (a) lacks a sense of fun and (b) is clueless about the trapeze art.

Let us call interpretations of 'there are statues' on which the existence of atoms arranged statuewise suffices for its truth liberal, and interpretations on which that does not suffice for its truth demanding.

"How's about the truth," demands O'Banion, suspecting one of his men was gunned down by Nelson.

Tell her that I understood that the truth demands deception and that she had wielded it like a weapon and an expression of love.

Most certainly, Coke's own scientists recognize that the quest for scientific truth demands eliminating, as much as possible, the influence of conflicts of interest.

I think an elementary regard for the truth demands that we must acknowledge that Mrs Nicole Fontaine did not misinterpret the Rules of Procedure.

Stark truths demand either action or an admission of complicity.