Sentences with phrase «hard truth»

You must also know a few hard truths about insurance rates.

This is the cold hard truth of book publishing.

The vote laid bare a number of hard truths for both sides.

In order to right the ship, an effective leader must start by confronting hard truths.

It is only when we are pushed up to and beyond our limitations that we can break out of our needs and emotions and face hard truths.

Peer review often fails to speak hard truths, but rather tries to remain politically correct and overly encouraging.

And other hard truths investors have a hard time wrapping their heads around.

The cold, hard truth behind this is that the person scanning your resume will begin looking at that top section, and may not go further.

Recent research demonstrates a powerful way to communicate hard truths.

The third hard truth I see is in the lack of an exit strategy for government.

They just couldn't control him, he would have had to answer hard truths.

Does a market even exist for hard truths unless they are made entertaining and cast in a three - act structure?

We occasionally avoid stating hard truths to family members in order to protect their feelings.

Seven Changes Managers Must Make is a packed session with folks lining the walls for 90 minutes of hard truths presented in a rapid fire, humorous style.

There are some cold, hard truths about publishing that you might not want to hear, but you definitely need to know.

The cold hard truth of my daughter's death — and my own mortality — is pretty tough to face.

It was time for him to rebrand himself as a man capable of telling hard truths about the difficult issues facing post-crash Britain, such as benefits and devolution.

Jenkins's approach is one of clarity, erudition and a profound poeticism that mixes sensuality with hard truth.

Means Without End is a cumulative visualization of American casualties in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan since 2003, a personal meditation on slaughter by the artist, and a classic strategy for delivering hard truths in an aesthetically attractive package.

With the soft launch of APB Reloaded on the PlayStation 4 have come some hard truths: namely that the game isn't quite where the devs want it to be.

He noted that healthcare providers face a cold, hard truth when deciding whether to offer brachytherapy, or any other treatment: «If practices don't run at least a profit greater than zero,» he said, «then they fold.»

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Setting aside the enormous costs of the war (direct spending of over $ 700 billion on everything from construction, payouts to families of killed civilians to nonsense like designer goats and a $ 36 million unused command center), an even harder truth is this: There is nothing beyond the most tenuous of linkages between Afghanistan's security and governance and America's national security.

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«The hardest thing is to hear hard truths.

In terms of artistic achievement, El Dorado is a clear step down from Rio Bravo, and Rio Lobo marks an even sharper decline, though certain hard truths still emerge from the overall coarsening of effect and detail.

While «Hidden Figures» and «Loving» offer more inspirational looks at race relations, «Get Out» is the movie that delivers hard truths that we all need to hear, in a manner that makes us squirm more ways than one.

Yet there were also hard truths in that Senior Vatican Official's comment.

The first hard truth is that the Alberta Government has written a check for $ 2 billion to cover a $ 2 billion / year promise.

But neither does she shy from addressing hard truths, for she knows that democracy, far from being a machine that runs of itself, is contingent upon truth and truths - about human nature, the dynamics of power, and what we can reasonably expect from history.

One result is that the public square is filled by impassioned advocates (including academics with little in the way of scholarly accomplishment), while we hear far less than I'd like from those who may be best equipped to recognize complexities, offer essential context, and explain hard truths.

The courageous manner in which Dial confronts oppression and records perseverance inspired the title of his critically acclaimed retrospective Hard Truths: The Art of Thornton Dial, which the High exhibited in 2013.

Audience advisory: this enjoyable but authorised biopic of rap legends NWA contains clichés and avoids hard truths

On this episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka, writer Nell Scovell comes by the studio to talk with Kafka about her new book, «Just the Funny Parts... And a Few Hard Truths About Sneaking Into the Hollywood Boys» Club.»

One hard truth realized in the aftermath of the War of the Woods is that the forest industry is smaller and less significant to the Canadian economy than it once was.

Designer Jake Knapp created a five - day sprint process at Google to tackle these very hard truths.

«President Macron can't argue against hard truths.

By so doing, it cloaks hard truths about our society.

CNN: My Take: Hard truths matter; I'm Mormon, and I'm voting for Obama There are two moments and two moments only that made my soul sit upright during Tuesday night's presidential debate: President Obama, speaking about the loss of manufacturing jobs to low - wage economies like China: «There are some jobs that are not coming back.»

Yet over recent decades many Catholic teachings that are widely felt to be difficult or unpopular have all too often been quietly dropped from parish preaching and catechesis, perhaps fearing that hard truths drive the people away.

The Cross is the uniquely Christian testimony to this terrifyingly hard truth.

I think of life like Rhett Butler / Howard Roark (hard truth tellers) whereas Time is more like Miss Mellie (Gone with the Wind) and Meg (Little Women), i.e. Time is gentle and temperate.