Sentence examples for unique truth from inspiring English sources

At a point in every person's life, one has to look deeply into the mirror of one's soul and decide one's unique truth in the world, not as we may want to see it or hope to see it, but as it is.

"There is no unique truth, but it is fair to say that we haven't shared the same views about what should and should not be suppressed, the degree of cleaning," said Mr. Franck, who has written extensively about Leonardo's painting techniques.

In contrast to the Renaissance, however, there is no divine Word underlying and giving unique truth to the words of language.

The sectarian response is to say that we should not let the existence of the alternative in any way affect our attitude towards our own theory; we should continue to take it seriously, as telling us the unique truth about the world.

Indexicality and wider context relativity of sentences he initially supposed could be met by assuming speakers who uttered and grasped such sentences took them as elliptical for more complete utterances whose sense fixed, in combination with the world, a unique truth value.

It's a challenging process which often results in writing that expresses some unique truth about a piece of music as much as any performance does.

But then Lewis cannot use his convention of truthfulness and trust to underwrite a unique truth-condition for \(S\).

Oppenheimer is not the first filmmaker to experiment with historical reënactment as a narrative form capable of yielding unique truths.

The people of New York City may be surprised to learn that their very own government is now involved in high-stakes litigation over that condom, and whether its unique truths should be revealed.

The reason is that a proposition will have a unique truth-value relative to a world.

We are also cautioned that even though people often speak as if there is a unique truth-maker for each truth, it is usually the case that one truth is made true by many things (collectively or severally).