Sentence examples for valuable truth from inspiring English sources

Either choice involves unavoidable risks: on the one hand the risk of being importantly deluded and on the other the risk of missing a limitlessly valuable truth.

This is a sentence girls will read and reread; it conveys an old and valuable truth that no one, except for skilled novelists, seems willing to tell them anymore.

They seem to be absorbing a valuable truth at this time: their life really is about them.

Even in a science fiction writer's most inaccurate predictions, there are sometimes valuable truths to be gleaned.

I hope she'll have plenty of company now, too, as she tells some valuable truths about food and consequences, belated as they are.

Too bad, because, as "Shakin"' reminds us, a parent with a knack for storytelling can pass on more valuable truths and history than any sitcom can.

But one of the most valuable truths in love is that you never know what you will find around the next corner.

It's not that either of these views of Wallace is false; even back in 1996 he often spoke of the valuable truths embedded in the shopworn homilies of Alcoholics Anonymous and of how hard it was for those who fancy themselves "smart" to acknowledge them.

Since we are in great need of information from others, we will not be so demanding that in order to avoid error, we refuse to take any risks of misinformation to gain valuable truths.

He showed us by his personal act, that our worth is not determined by green backs and coins, but by the tenets of our hearts and those valuable truths that we would willingly sacrifice our lives for.

Well-designed synthetic images make it possible to reserve that valuable ground truth data for final control validation.