Sentence examples for visible truth from inspiring English sources

There is only one kind of truth, the shaman adds, and it isn't visible: "Truth is a stone, heavier than love.

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New larynx is emerging for new consciousness to communicate through the syntax of poetry, through the kinesthetics of sacred geometry, making cosmic truth visible, making the music of the spheres perceptible.

What a horrible piece of sophistry, to deny the truth so visible to people who suffered that black time.

Solid reminders of this truth are visible from any of the many windows at the Boom Boom Room.

Not all medical illnesses are visible or acknowledged, a truth that Julianne Hough knows all too well.

"The visible image represents an invisible truth," a religious church text around 1000 directed, and those truths were generally of two kinds: good and evil.

Who doesn't take comfort in the idea that no one is totally coldblooded and that the truth is always visible somewhere on our bodies?

At the end of the novel, justice is (usually) served, but, even more satisfying, the truth is made visible and incontrovertible.

The search for truth — about the visible and the invisible — is perhaps the most fundamental of human undertakings, ranking close behind the quests for warmth, food and a mate.

The course was called Seeing Narrative, and the discussion centered on Plato's skepticism about the ability of any visible thing to represent ideal truth — a skepticism that, say, a bunch of beautiful images strung together in a movie could communicate the perfect, invisible idea of Beauty.