Sentence examples for truth filter from inspiring English sources

There needs to be a better truth filter on iReport and other sites that allow the anonymous reporting of news.

Ingram suggested that, instead of a public editor, Facebook may implement some sort of Wikipedia-style crowdsourced truth filter.

Here is the truth filter in the Burpo case, according to the father's logic about this son: "If he was making it up, he would have gotten something wrong.

And eventually, the truth filtered up and cost McCain credibility with his true base: journalists.

Still, he likes the freedom his government job affords — the flexible schedule that allows him to attend his children's concerts and teach a tai chi class, the ability to "tell the truth, not filtered by whether or not my company is going to die, or whether or not I'm going to get tenure".

In truth, science filters out and discards a huge portion of human experience -- almost everything one would classify as subjective -- so its model is just as selective, if not more so, than religion's.

Albert Finney plays a dying old man with a penchant for spinning tall tales about himself, and Billy Crudup is the son who is trying to filter truth from fiction.

But so many people have quickly elevated themselves to "experts" on this space that it's hard to filter truth from the noise.

The mSASSS and the RASSS were judged with respect to the different aspects of the OMERACT filter: truth, discrimination, and feasibility [ 13].

The indicators were assessed for quality against criteria used previously, and based on the Outcome Measures in Rheumatology filter (truth, discrimination, feasibility).

As a ground truth for our filtering method, an expert viewer annotated the complete capillary network of two 3D data sets; one of a healthy volunteer and one of a patient suffering from telangiectasia.