Sentence examples for truth to which from inspiring English sources

It didn't matter whether this was factually correct; the truth to which it attests is that carriers are big.

His personal path to the Reformation was an inner search for religious truth, to which his conscience was his guide.

And this is the truth to which I refer: Culture can't be wrong.... Culture is just there".

In Céline's world, human suffering is on the same footing as human pleasure; there is no system of abstract truth to which one can appeal.

A woman's voice says, "O.K., truth," to which the announcer replies, "New five-ton locats at Denver Zoo's Toyota Elephant Passage".

In a later duet they suddenly arrive in an embrace, and the dance that follows suggests that the embrace is an emotional truth to which they must return.

All this is one of those demeaning truths to which we say, "It's so.

Unfortunately, there is no data bank of infallible truths to which one can have recourse but that simply means that the game is never over.

Nor can we see human rights as a self-evident set of truths, to which everyone would uncritically assent, were they allowed to do so by their governments.

When he grappled with the realization that he could no longer believe the dogmatic "truths" to which his family subscribed, he couldn't tell them.

Minimalist theories are often presented by contrast with theories of truth according to which truth is some sort of "substantial" relation or property.