Sentence examples for truth state from inspiring English sources

Although accurate, this description misses the key element of the ideology that has dominated Russia since 2000: a populism founded on a nihilistic view of the truth, state propaganda and a kleptocratic approach to power.

Governmentality is a complex process through which rationalities based on notions of scientific truth, state sovereignty, economic calculations, and of the governed themselves, are in a perpetual state of overlap and struggle (Foucault 2010, 313).

Perkins later simplified this inalienable truth, stating: "An editor should strive for anonymity".

Any reports citing Bishop Gallagher as saying the radio priest's political activities were looked on with approval by the Holy See "did not correspond with the truth," stated L'Osservatore Romano.

Buddhism's second noble truth states that the cause of suffering is craving; is the power of mindfulness diluted when taught as part of the culture in contexts that may support craving?

This truth states a relationship between ethical and non-ethical properties.

A coherence theory of truth states that the truth of any (true) proposition consists in its coherence with some specified set of propositions.

In other cases the prescription might be a set of instructions on how to reach the truth stated in a descriptive law.

The first law, the lex veritatis, or law of truth, stated that every theorem in an art must be general and indispensable.

Notice how the psychologists measured one thing (rate of drinking lager), for just two different glasses, over a single drink, for one set of people (volunteers in Bristol, in 2012), and yet a generalised truth stating that "people drink more from curved glasses" emerged from a specific set of circumstances.

The first Truth states that suffering exists.