Sentence examples for truth together from inspiring English sources

The girl and I edged toward the truth together.

Rich insists that to love is to risk, however tentatively, reaching towards the truth together.

"If they want to find the truth, they will only find the truth together with the Yanomami," Ms. Haverkamp said in a telephone interview on Sunday.

The problem is that by the second act, when Big Daddy and Brick confront the truth together, Mr. Howard is wearing his character's pain all too palpably, mopping his eyes and tearfully bleating his lines.

In this way, Wikipedia has the power to be an instrument for collective understanding and resolution – a place to find nuance in things painted black and white, and a place to seek truth together.

Within the Faure Sill complex (Shark Bay, Western Australia), a combination of remote sensing analysis, seismic stratigraphy and cores to ground truth, together with radiocarbon dating, demonstrate the interconnection between sediment body morphologies, seagrass related substrates and pre-existing topography and reveal the system as a channel bank complex.

Macroeconomists must piece truths together one disaster at a time.

In this book, a memoir, she brings the two "truths" together – the personal and the collective, the artistic and the historical – and the result is a heartening coming-of-age story for the retired set.

Hollywood, of course, is a city full of statesmen and moral authorities, and many of them ran to their pulpits and Web sites to get on the right side of this issue, but there was no way to hold both truths together in a position that was both acceptably liberal and coherent.

This time, 'currens'runninging') supposits differently in the two premises, materially in the first and personally in the second, explaining why putting the two truths together fallaciously leads to the false conclusion.

He argues that some necessary truths (including ethical supervenience theses) can be explained by certain contingent truths, together with facts about essences, and that this sort of explanation does not have reductive implications (2007, Sec. 9.3; for critical discussion of this response, see McPherson 2009, Sec 3, and especially Schmitt and Schroeder 2011).