Sentence examples for truth thinking from inspiring English sources

Argentinians were the furthest from the truth, thinking 30 per cent of their population were immigrants, but it was only actually 5 per cent.

(One of the play's best running jokes involves sentences that begin, "Ireland mustn't be such a bad place if....".) But in truth, thinking aloud is among the more thrilling pursuits on offer on the lonely isle of Inishmaan.

That way, they will surrender the truth thinking it will save them from this fake accusation.

Themes include: adventures; getting lost and finding your way home; going to bed; fighting; being brave; sharing; telling the truth; thinking of others before yourself; explaining how you feel; learning to spell; learning to add; telling parents if someone hurts you or makes you feel bad; how to resolve arguments; disappointment; or dealing with the loss of a parent, brother, or sister.

An alternative to thinking of perception as being in the business of truth, is thinking of it as being in the business of transducing sensory energy into a form useful for guiding adaptive behavior.

This event helps fight the truth that "thinking about it is far worse than doing it" for those who are just thinking about it or taking baby steps toward smaller footprints.

The truth is, thinking you are "fine" can lead to a false sense of security if there are poor time management or stress management habits that have not yet been addressed.

While the United States remains an economic leader, it appears right now to be spiralling into a miasma of acrimony, post-truth thinking, and violence.

We both could have used that truth, I'm thinking.

In truth, I was thinking more of Manfred than of hunting.

"Tell you the truth, I was thinking of dropping it in the East River".