Sentence examples for truth substance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ueberroth, 65, promised a campaign based on "truth, substance and specifics".

A case can be made that the logic of Bayle's various positions on toleration, evil, truth, substance and accident, lead ineluctably to atheism; yet Bayle constantly asserts his belief in the tenets of the Calvinist faith in which he was raised, and for which, not incidentally, he made such sacrifice.

But truth and substance weren't the metrics the Mittster was measuring himself against last night.

"There's no truth or substance whatsoever to these charges," Lord Black, left, said.

"The statements made by I.A.C. in the press conference today are devoid of any truth or substance whatsoever," the company said in a statement Wednesday evening.

Without authenticity the story is without truth or substance.

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In truth, many substances of modern life do not — cannot — cause cancer.

Wishful conviction over scientific rigor; delusion over truth; form over substance.

Even though he's clearly aware of his boys-will-be-boys attitude, he tests the reader's patience when he rhapsodizes about the rabble's "riotous, descrating songs": "Through these scandalous songs you are allowed to touch, just for a moment, Leopardi's world of utter nothingness, of no truth, no moral substance, the futility of all illusions".

I recall how, strapped inside the white crypt of the M.R.I. machine for more than an hour, I tried to calm myself by repeating the motto of my Christian Scientist grandparents: "There is no life, truth, intelligence nor substance in matter.