Sentence examples for truth thoughts from inspiring English sources

Ludwig Wittgenstein, 24, ruminated about the distinction between language and truth, thoughts that will revolutionize western philosophy.

In truth, thoughts stop many times within a day, but since our conditioned reference points are located in our thoughts, we generally overlook these moments of pure spaciousness of mind.

In an analogous way one can also attribute truth to thoughts in so far as they present subsistent objectives (facts).

Based on Patanjali's Yoga Sutra 2.34: "Reflect on the truth that thoughts or actions that cause harm, whether done or approved of; whether incited by greed, anger or confusion; whether mild or intense; are based on ignorance and result in pain".

He may be speaking the truth, Tengo thought.

In the attempt to convey truths of thought and emotion, "No Great Mischief" is also oddly more explicit than MacLeod's short fiction.

There is some truth in such thoughts, but there has never been a time when this has not been so, or perceived to be so.

Her works, he said, contained "essences of high truth, heart-searching Thoughts which go to the very roots of our being — and all these expressed in single sentences and paragraphs".

Fresh truth, like the thoughts of genius, comes always as a surprise, as what Emerson calls "the newness" (CW3: 40).

This is the fundamental truth in the thought of G.W.F.

In traditional Japanese thought, truth manifests itself in empirical existence and undergoes transformation in infinite varieties in time and space.