Sentence examples for wrong truth from inspiring English sources

At Boston University, she told the graduating class, "There are too few in our society who really have clear, individual convictions about right and wrong, truth and falsehood, and to use the words of our President — which I applaud — 'good and evil.' " Of George W. Bush, she added, "The fact that he sees the world in fairly simple terms is actually a virtue".

There is not only a marked diversity of views on questions of right and wrong, truth and falsehood, etc., but more significantly, many disputes arising from such differences seem intractable.

Is it too scary for the neighborhood children, many of them young, who walk by our house on their way to the local grade school, a school where I hope they will be taught right from wrong, truth and consequences and that I hope that they will then go home and teach their parents?

" Making an hasty assumption based on limited research about God or the Bible gets you nothing but the wrong truth.

Your attitude is everything in bowling, and once you get angry, you will not be able to focus on what you are doing, and will not think you are doing anything wrong; truth is you are doing everything wrong, you are just to upset to realize it.

But maybe I'm wrong; maybe truth will prevail.

How else will they be able to tell right from wrong, and truth from lies?

However, it's tough to shake feeling that it will all go wrong, the truth likely somewhere in the middle.

It isn't that he is necessary wrong; if truth be told he was probably right about asteroids as well.

Along the way, I thought about something Max Hastings, the editor of the Evening Standard, had said to me about Archer: "I just don't think he understands the concepts of right and wrong, of truth and fantasy.

He claims that archaeologists don't mind being proved wrong, "the truth will out".