But we now find ourselves on the brink of more folly, as our penchant for all-or-none, active ingredient, silver-bullet scenarios wins out over vast experience with truth in shades of gray.
To say that our life turned upside down at that moment would be a vast understatement of truth, but as parents do, we got through it for our daughter (and her older brother Patrick and later her two younger brothers Eddie and Joey).
Indeed, it seems that there is a vast range of truths—'color truths', let us call them which are expressed through our ordinary color concepts.
In truth, a vast male organisation pledged to celibacy was in a great sexual stew.
(Paging Camille Paglia!) The truth: A vast majority of rapists attack drunk women.
His fringe players had been granted an opportunity but, in truth, the vast majority struggled to take their chance.
In truth, the vast majority are decent people – vetted by the party – who want a change to the damaging status quo.
It seems to assume that you have been to Florence or Iona or Athens or Manhattan or Cheshire (Little Moreton Hall) and seen for yourself, when in truth the vast majority of us have not, and undoubtedly never will.
(In truth, the vast majority of suicides do not appear to be suicidal in any clinical sense, those who knew them and those who labor afterward to fathom them almost always agree).
In all conversations about pay and conditions in theatre there is an uncomfortable truth: the vast majority of people in full-time employment are better paid, and enjoy better working conditions and ancillary benefits, than those who work freelance.
