Sentence examples for truth of this saying from inspiring English sources

For Iranian leaders, the truth of this saying has been proved this spring as the Arab Awakening unexpectedly overthrew or weakened their enemies across the region.

Although modern science precludes the existence of the soul, it does suggest that there is a kernel of truth in this saying: it turns out the eyes not only reflect what is happening in the brain but may also influence how we remember things and make decisions.

"It is not just in my interest to get to the truth of this," she said recently.

"Even if Schutz has not been gifted with any real sensitivity to history, if black people are telling her that the painting has caused unnecessary hurt, she and you must accept the truth of this," Black said in her letter.

"Our effort is to tell the whole world the truth of this matter," he said through an interpreter.

This is the truth of this subject," he said.

"As far as my colleagues here in the Senate, they are grasping as I am to try to get to the truth of this situation," Durbin said after failing to persuade Burris to quit.

"The editor of The Lancet vouches for the truth of this statement," it says at the outset.

"Given the affray that clearly erupted in the bar as evidenced by the injuries Brendan Devine sustained to his throat and the amount of blood subsequently seen by PSNI scenes of crime officers throughout the bar, I doubt the truth of this assertion," he said in his judgement.

That's the brutal truth of it," said Gooch.

The truth of what is said by this sentence, after all, is compatible with the sentence used on the right-hand side being materially equivalent to, but different in meaning from, the sentence mentioned on the left.