Sentence examples for vision of truth from inspiring English sources

One need not have a pragmatic or skeptical vision of truth to have a charitable view of the frailty of those who pursue it.

When Frost writes in Notebook 29 that "poetry is also the renewal of principles" and that "Principles have got to be lost in order to be found," one thinks of the vision of truth from his poem "The Black Cottage": "Most of the change we think we see in life / Is due to truths being in and out of favor".

In Whitehead's words, God is "the poet of the world," leading it with tender patience by the divine vision of truth, beauty, and goodness (Whitehead 1978, 346).

In short, much like the systems of German Idealism, the Star offers the reader numerous points of access; but all these points of access are meant to hold together within a single overarching vision of truth and the path to it.

We must let them know that we will not accept Reagan's distorted vision of truth, justice and the American way.

Traditional journalism's blunt certitude and vision of truth regardless of context harkens back to the sense of cultural and religious consensus of 1950s America.

Whereas Romney squirms and writhes in his efforts to work out what social conservatives want him to believe, Santorum just speaks his vision of the truth.

They were racing to deliver their vision of the truth — to "clarify the rumor about a clash between security personnel and a pregnant street vendor," as the state press put it.

Like Greek tragic drama, the History is an artful object, a careful manipulation of words and actions that can indeed lead you, if you pay attention, to a clear vision of the truth.

A real writer is driven both by obsession and a secret vanity, namely that he has a perfect vision of the truth, in the same way that the camera lens can close perfectly on a piece of the external world.

On the contrary, he said, "Terrorism is often the outcome of that fanatic fundamentalism which springs from the conviction that one's own vision of the truth must be forced upon everyone else".