Sentence examples for truth in the wake of from inspiring English sources
But there is another truth in the wake of the financial crisis: that government is on trial as well as markets.
The tagline interrogates: "Can you handle our truth?" In the wake of her encounter and identification with Madonna, Britney had joined the Kabbalah Centre.
His distinctly German neo-expressionism gave painting new purpose, serving up brutal truths in the wake of the second world war.
Ahead of this weekend's penultimate Six Nations match, against England, Laidlaw did admit that the squad were made to hear a few home truths in the wake of the 22-19 defeat by Italy.
A chief constable has told the former editor of the Sun Kelvin MacKenzie that he will not be getting an apology relating to the infamous "The Truth" story published in the wake of the Hillsborough football disaster.
Fuentes is now just one of many Marjory Stoneman students who hasn't been afraid to speak truth to power in the wake of the school shooting.
Film Screening of "Fambul Tok" – a film about sustained truth-telling circles in the wake of Sierra Leone's civil war – with the film's creator Libby Hoffman.
Historians will probably never be able to say for sure what the truth was – though perhaps, in the wake of several high-profile long-term kidnapping cases, modern audiences might find Hauser's (and this film's) story more plausible than some of his contemporaries did.
The truth, in short, emerges only in the wake of muddle and deceit.
(It) is clear to me that there will be no meaningful solution there until some attempt is made to know them and hear their broken cries". These words tear me open, not simply because of the truth they manifest but because, despite that truth -- wrenchingly apparent as it is in the wake of 50 further years of U.S. militarism -- they still fail to penetrate the wall that separates policy from sanity.
You can't handle the truth!" Banks are the same, and in the wake of the EBA's ruling a more honest approach by the industry must follow.
