Sentence examples for unhappy truths from inspiring English sources

' "When all three of us were at the pass, two unhappy truths became clear.

John Tierney's column about methamphetamines includes unhappy truths for those of us who have friends and family struggling with addiction.

Then, after almost 50 years of leading the way in human spaceflight operations, benchmarking other industries, private companies, and even a USAF satellite operations wing showed us some unhappy truths that then led to real growth.

When Jonas is 12 years old, he's chosen to be the community's Receiver of Memories where he learns about pain, sadness, war and all the unhappy truths of the "real" world.

It is.' 'The unhappy truth,' she smiled sadly.

In its subtext, the film can be heard to allude to this unhappy truth.

Even agreement on a single supervisor is being held up on technical grounds.The unhappy truth is that the euro zone is stuck in a halfway position.

So, please allow me my irony of suggesting that the movie has a truly happy ending: the revelation of unhappy truth.

"The National Intelligence Estimate revealed the unhappy truth: The war in Iraq has led to more terrorism, not less," said Duckworth, in the Democratic radio address.

It's an unhappy truth: At some point in your child's life, it is likely that he will be bullied or be a bully.

But the unhappy truth is that such determined investigations of alleged brutality by Israeli occupying forces are the exception, not the rule.