Sentence examples for truth incarnate from inspiring English sources
His "When they lie" ad, which plays like the trailer for a modern remake of Apocalypse Now, attempts to equate him with Truth incarnate.
This was his principal method on Shoah: to incarnate the truth of what happened through survivors' testimonies, even at the cost of reopening old wounds.
I know it's very hard". This was his principal method on Shoah: to incarnate the truth of what happened through survivors' testimonies, even at the cost of reopening old wounds.
In that act of grace, we incarnate the truth that though meaningless pain and suffering may seem to rule the present, they are not part of God's plan.
Dürer's truth: guardian of spices,myth incarnate, embodiment of wars Europe waspreparing for.
Maureen had been incarnating the very truth her paintings radiated.
And while Shakespeare gave us some of the best devilish sayings in English language (from "Tell the truth and shame the devil" to "the devil incarnate"), his contemporary Marlowe's Dr Faustus remains the cautionary tale about pacts with you-know-who.
Justice Asif Khosa, in a verdict widely praised for its courage and rigour, noted that the two sisters who accused Bibi "had no regard for the truth" and that the claim she smeared the prophet in public was "concoction incarnate".
If the Christmas message of love incarnate is to have any meaning, it must be rooted in truth.
History hasn't taken long to judge the wisdom of that presumption, but in 2001, the Kagans, Bush and Tony Blair seemed to incarnate an injunction leaping right out of the west's great epics: sometimes, humanist truth-seekers and republican power-wielders must unite to fight common enemies.
