Sentence examples for truth in which from inspiring English sources
Or if it's the truth, in which case she'll die before the case is settled".
We see a patient, detailed search for truth in which 11 witnesses are cross-examined by prosecution and defence counsels.
As elsewhere, that needs to be built on historical truth, in which no one in power seemed much interested this week.
It is an extreme and liberal rendition of "the truth", in which a thriller plot and exaggerated caricatures take priority over realism and social accuracy.
That was the start of "To Tell the Truth," in which three people, all claiming to be the same person, try to befuddle a panel of four celebrities.
The result, paradoxically, is that he gives us a vision we believe wholeheartedly, a truth in which he addresses many layers of being.
Bhāvaviveka developed a notion of two truths in which, at the level of conventional (as distinguished from ultimate) truth, reason could be used to support positive teachings and practices.
Frida is a fantastic creation; and her relationship with Ruth, a messy combination of big lies and small, important truths in which the power dynamic shifts by the second, is touching and terrifying by turns.
There are a great many truths in which I have abolutely no interest – truths about the lifecycle of Ctenocephalides felis, (the common cat flea) or the extensive body of truths about the condition of my teeth that my dentist imposes on me.
Instead, we have had a series of reports and debates and "hard truths" in which someone floats the necessity of each of us paying for our own care individually, which immediately becomes unsayable because the elderly are so rigorously pandered to by political rhetoric, while simultaneously sold out by political decisions.
It therefore proposes the theory of the two truths in which the notion of intrinsic reality is categorically denied.
