Sentence examples for understanding the truth from inspiring English sources
"As a society, we have to understand that science is a way of understanding the truth about the way things actually are in the physical world independent of how we wish they would be, and if we want public policy that actually solves problems we've got to start by basing it on what we know from science".
He comes from a liberal Christian tradition.' The distinction matters because it is impossible to understand why Blair entered politics, let alone what he did in power, without understanding the truth of his beliefs.
It is not a simple task to understand the propositional treatment of such sentences, e.g. to give criteria for forming their negation, or understanding the truth conditions of implications.
But maybe by understanding that lie, we'll come a bit closer to understanding the truth.
"Understanding the truth about what happened that night is all that we can do for her," she said.
Worse, it suggests that understanding the truth of the past corrupts modern readers, when, in fact, this new edition is busy corrupting the past.
President Trump does not understand why that is; he is incapable of understanding the simple truth of our frailties despite our good intentions.
"This was the consequence of seeing too much and understanding the horrible truth: No one is safe," he writes.
My research has focused principally on understanding the emotional truth of living in an abusive relationship, and educating myself on coercive control.
It gave me what I can only describe as an intense personal epiphany, a sense that I was understanding the terrible truth about that song for the first time.
In 2012, he said, "In order to revive national consciousness, we need to link historical eras and get back to understanding the simple truth that Russia did not begin in 1917, or even in 1991, but rather that we have a common, continuous history spanning over a thousand years, and we must rely on it to find inner strength and purpose in our national development".
