Sentence examples for truth satisfied from inspiring English sources

The point is that no single truth satisfied me and this is well founded in the Ibo world view.

When the journalist is dealing with an inflammatory subject and so reports it that verbally his story is true, but the overall effect is false, are the standards of truth satisfied?" With his military background, Morgan was appalled at the corruption, inefficiency and political diversion of UNRRA.

But in truth, not satisfied with these, which of course excite a thirst for knowing without in any way assuaging it, I searched finally with keen application for that most immense ocean of the sciences and from that ocean all the streams flowing most abundantly in different directions.

The main argument points to the fact that minimal knowledge that the truth-functional truth condition is satisfied is enough for knowledge that if A, B. Suppose there are two balls in a bag, labelled x and y.

Though truth may satisfy the formal property of bivalence, it is crucial to McGee's approach that definite truth is an open-ended notion, which may be strengthened (formally, by strengthening a partially interpreted language).

He could have avoided yesterday's indictment by parceling out just enough truth to satisfy a grand jury.

The problem with the "use of the word narrative in a political sense," Roy Peter Clark of the Poynter Institute for Journalism and Media told me, is that it is "associated with propaganda, spin, [and] the necessary coloring of the truth to satisfy a particular ideological agenda".

(Notice that by Tarski's theorem on the undefinability of truth, the truth constraint is trivially satisfied by the standard conception of truth in set theory which takes the multiverse to contain a single element, namely, V).

That is, there are only semantic explanations to be offered for why it is the case that a given sentence is true just when its truth conditions are satisfied.

His true reflection can only be seen through the lens of true humility -- always seeking Truth and never satisfied that you (or I) have all the answers.

The definition of fair and balanced has nothing to do with truth and is satisfied if voices from the far left and right are encouraged to spew their dogma in angry debate.