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(31) And if religion was rational, and basic truths were plain, what justification could there be for compulsion?

(32) What have been taught as their basic truths seem no longer to hold.

(33) All truths are easy to understand once they are discovered; the point is to discover them. Galileo Galilei 

(34) Religions all have different names, but they all contain the same truths. I think the people of our religion should be tolerant and understand people believe different things. Muhammad Ali 

(35) Truths of geometry can be proved, and so known not only to be true but also to be necessarily true.

(36) Such vivid, metaphoric language epitomizes and illustrates the ultimate truths and values of the police world.

(37) Awareness becomes heightened, and everyday domestic dramas unfold into staggering universal truths.

(38) It was claimed that her stories were not so innocent because she was using them to uncover some uncomfortable political truths.

(39) It was more in the field of sport that the unwelcome home truths were thrust into my face.

(40) The fact that millions of people share the same vices does not make these vices virtues, the fact that they share so many errors does not make the errors to be truths, and the fact that millions of people share the same form of mental pathology does not make these people sane. Erich Fromm 

(41) If the subject-matter of management was a set of imperishable truths(http://sentencedict.com/truths.html), the answer would be no.

(42) The truths that are recognized after marriage have very little to do with chamber pots.

(43) Nor does it yield to the temptation to manipulate performance and financial data in a way that obscures hard truths.

(44) And once again, the extraordinarily simple underlying truths about this problem have been obscured by political bombast.

(45) On close inspection, the unpleasant truths an organization is afraid to tell often turn out to be not all that abhorrent.

(46) Critical assessment of long held beliefs is the first step to new interpretation of historical events and other so called scientific truths.

(47) Sometimes folks have to face ugly, nasty truths about themselves.

(48) Because they tell truths and provide insights beyond the reach of foreign correspondents angling for knighthoods and Pulitzer Prizes.

(49) Expect home truths from a youngster or relative on Sunday.

(50) She'd tell him a few home truths about his condescending, heartless, authoritarian attitude.

(51) That way the general public's limited capacity for remembering the truths of any given case may not be exceeded.

(52) It is only the basic spiritual truths which surface time and again, expressed through different idioms.

(53) Sad to learn that those self-evident truths, necessary truths, faltered so badly when subjected to rigorous examination.

(54) It is not a particularly good book and Niki despises it, but it does have some home truths in it.

(55) There are of course all kinds of truths that are not of this sort; but they lie on a lower level altogether.

(56) But there are some truths too cruel, before the faces one has to announce them to, to be told.

(57) Many will call me an adventurer, and that I am...only one of a different sort: one who risks his skin to prove his truths. Che Guevara 

(58) Her books deal in changing perceptions rather than unalterable truths, and she herself was perhaps her most imaginative achievement ....

(59) He toyed with telling her a few home truths, but then decided it would do no good.

(60) I was very sceptical and, being almost entirely ignorant of the truths of Theosophy, thought Theosophists mad in their beliefs.