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Pay attention to the world and look for the objective human truth.
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The simple human truth was, the poor fellow was jealous of science.
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Now there is a very vital human truth enshrined in this.
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The daring, throbbing, human truth of her made his brain whirl.
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The myth of Prometheus, like all myths, had its root in a human truth.
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There is no human truth which is altogether true, no love which is altogether perfect.
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These letters I prize; most of them had the real thing in them, the human truth.
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A human truth, which is always very much a lie, hides as much of life as it displays.
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It is a simple human truth that everyone, just like you, wants to be happy and to avoid suffering.
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But it was in her interview with Jane Garvey on Monday that at least some refreshingly human truth emerged.
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The Christian religion has specially uttered the ultimate sanity of Man, says Scripture, who shall judge the incarnate and human truth.
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It was Rosalind who spoke at last, and spoke in words which flashed the human truth of the hour into our thoughts.
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The extraordinary character of its adventures, indeed, would render it dramatic and powerful as fiction; as human truth, it is simply overwhelming.
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The poetic metaphor conveys a human truth; the scientific construct attempts to remove the human subject from the equation of idea and reality.
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Would you not have thought some ray of human truth might have touched their hearts in the company of that childlike and kindly spirit?
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It is otherwise with the objection which follows: How are we to bridge the chasm between human truth and absolute truth, between gods and men?
