Sentence examples for varying truths from inspiring English sources
Liberal religious traditions recognize that different and sometimes widely varying "truths" can simultaneously coexist.
Here we don't have (or don't just have) sentences varying in truth-value depending on context; we seem to have propositions varying in truth-value depending on context.
"Road Dogs" is about the varying degrees of truth and baloney in human relationships.
Which leads me to the second reason why I was feeling a little impartial towards this novel: it was a varying mixture of truth and fiction.
In the slideshow below, we present ten celebrities who have been accused of performance art, with varying degrees of truth behind the allegations.
From what we know now, the underlying reasons for SC tourism include frustration, desperation, varying accounts of truth, and hope [ 9, 27].
But this is still a much more morally shaded world than can be captured in a 90-minute movie, and though she emerges with her dignity restored, the ballad of Linda Lovelace remains one of those Rashomon-like tales that is unique in that the varying versions of the truth came from a single source: the storyteller herself.
Support vector machines (SVM) were compared for several representations from the AAM and of ground truth of varying granularity.
This detection accuracy index (between 0 and 1) integrates sensitivity and specificity of the source localization methods to reconstruct the spatial extent of the source against the Ground Truth, by varying a detection threshold between 0 and the maximum of reconstructed current density.
Tilly Tremayne is very good, too, as a wife and mother who believes in keeping up appearances whatever the price, and Alex Waldmann and Susannah Wise are on hand as the two surviving Rosenberg children: truth-tellers to varying degrees in a household marked by deception.
Varying conventions for calculating the truth values of atomic formulas containing empty singular terms yield three distinct species of free logic: negative, positive and neutral.
