Sentence examples for truth to a from inspiring English sources

Simply, he brought lyrical truth to a movement that swam and, ultimately, drowned in facetiousness.

It all added up, in truth, to a rather short list of progressive accomplishments.

You are using the incentive to tell the truth to a lawyer against him.

He said he told the truth to a grand jury in 2006.

He tells stories, not quite lies, not quite truth, to a tourist in line at the office.

If there is a kernel of truth to a cliché, it is swiftly magnified by confirmation bias.

"They want to send a message that even Barry Bonds has to tell the truth to a grand jury, but it's more than that.

"Afterwards I told the truth to a reporter who asked the question and suddenly it is 'Tom Hicks tried to get Jurgen Klinsmann'.

I once hoped that fictionalizing Father Al would help expose the truth to a community that had been so thoroughly betrayed.

A lifetime later, on the verge of becoming a vice presidential candidate, Stewart confesses the truth to a Shinbone newspaperman, who refuses to print it.

"Above all remember that it is meaningless to speak of telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth to a patient.