And what does it mean to discover, let alone try to understand, the truth of another person?
Blow came to understand the truth of the situation: game No 2 couldn't be a studio effort.
You don't have to travel far from the corrugated iron shacks that line the roads out of Kingston to understand the truth of that statement.
Of course, Lucretius simultaneously builds up a picture of himself as a diligent teacher, stuffed to the gills with examples and proofs, knowledgeable about rival philosophical systems and sympathetic to what we need to understand the truth of the universe.
Much of the book plays out as a great spy story set in a glamorous netherworld of international artists and assassins, all filtered through one woman's elemental quest to understand the truth of her motherless origins.
How would a man understand the truth of girls' friendships, the way they are this cauldron of seething jealousy, along with that almost erotic connection as their lithe, young bodies ripen into sumptuous matronhood?
He was wounded and captured by American forces and held in a PoW camp, during which time he has recounted that he began to understand the truth of the Nazi regime.
"I know this may sound Pollyannaish, but I believe that if we allow people to understand the truth of what occurred, then they will be able to recognize the other," he said.
They all want to make it sound cute but my long-haired brothers and sisters will understand the truth of it and see through their short-haired pig lies.
For students who do not yet understand the truth of appearance-only, the Buddha taught the sense bases in order to help them to understand the absence of self in persons.
