It's likely
the former is closer to the truth, knowing what we know now.
Not exact matches
«It
's about time that our public officials started telling us the
truth,» said one
former Trump adviser who remains
close to the White House.
Clearly then it
is neither necessary nor possible
to interpret the
former aspects of feelings as reducible
to the latter under the present reading of Hartshorne; in fact, the converse error
is closer to the
truth, since the latter
is simply the
former's active availability
to the future.
The
former is mostly not used at all while the latter
is mainly used in making jokes, most of which
are not even statistically
close to the
truth.
Yet, written by an actual
former CIA agent, Red Sparrow
is about as
close to truth as Hollywood fiction can muster.
In Disobedience, the latter
is closer to the
truth for Ronit, a photographer and
former member of an enclosed conservative Jewish community, played with tense reserve by Rachel Weisz.