Sentences with phrase «hidden truth»
And that same year he had a revelation about the artistic potential for photography to reveal hidden truths about the world.
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For example, I could say that we are unbeaten at home this season, which of course hides the truth of the matter.
These are huge victories for reformers, and losses for the teachers unions and other advocates of hiding the truth from parents and the public.
Featuring over 250 works, this exhibition highlights the power of photography to reveal hidden truths in our society.
I try to camouflage all things and people to reveal hidden truths that lie beneath the surface of what we see.
I can't hide the truth anymore — and frankly, I shouldn't have to.
Why hide the truth when searching for someone who loves you for who you are?
But in the past 4 yrs we have found so many hidden truths..
That is all the AGW crowd does, tells half - truths while hiding the truth.
Earlier he could have corrected this himself, but at this point he has spent far too much time hiding the truth rather than making it available.
I can't think of a single adoptive parent I know who would consider hiding the truth from their kid, for even a moment.
You can not hide the truth forever, it will reveal itself someday.
Big companies hide the truths of all the chemicals in their products.
And so I felt like hiding the truth was lying by omission.
Many daters hide the truth about their appearance or marital status.
And here we discover a great but hidden truth about compatibility — it is not only about sharing similarities or having differences, but rather about how you make each other fundamentally feel.
The «search for the truth» is much more complicated with people who are actively trying to hide the truth in family systems that have years of experience in keeping family secrets.
... It took years of terrible consequences and suffering for me to realize that I wasn't doing anybody any favors by hiding the truth from them, again and again.
You use excuses to hide the truth of whats bothering you.
With simple and reduced forms and sleek appearance, his visionary sculptures aimed to reveal hidden truths.
He might be the most fatalistic of the great American directors, and in a decade when topical movies like All the President's Men and The China Syndrome celebrated the heroic abilities of journalists to uncover hidden truths for all to see, his cynicism remained undimmed.
18 years later, in a city she thought she knew, Gemma begins to unravel hidden truths behind her escape and faces her tragic past.
A rebellious teenager daughter, the nephew of the previous owner and a handsome developer test Rachel's courage to discover hidden truths about her inheritance.
Matthew 11:25 And Jesus prayed this prayer: «O Father, Lord of heaven and earth, thank you for hiding the truth from those who think themselves so wise, and for revealing it to little children.»
«By releasing the latest video showing the grand conspiracy on the part of (Yakubu) Gowon and the British (government) to commit premeditated genocide, it is apparent that he intends to live up to his promise to sink Nigeria with hidden truths which the world does not know exist.
«Scientist who said climate change sceptics had been proved wrong accused of hiding truth by colleague»
He said their attempts to move the case from the state court in Los Angeles where Daniels filed her claim to a federal court is because it would increase the chances that the matter will be decided in private arbitration, «thus hiding the truth from the public.»
Horror sequels sometimes become origin stories and sometimes hidden truths about a killer get revealed.
His art obsessions consist predominantly of painters who manipulated light to expose hidden truths in their subjects: Rembrandt, Diego Velázquez, Caravaggio, and John Currin all come up during art - related conversation.
• We hate euphemisms, when they're ways of hiding a truth people don't want to see or, more to the point, don't want others to see.
Never hide the truth about their biological parents.
Even if you win, (objection sustained) you lose (you are a sneaky lawyer hiding the truth).
The lovers are played by Rachel Weisz, as the daughter of a recently deceased rabbi of the Orthodox persuasion, and Rachel McAdams, as a teacher who is married but is also hiding the truth of her sexuality.
in a religious context, it means to cover up the light within your heart, to hide the truth [after you know it]
After all you are a man of God and God has made use of you as an antibiotic to be given to faiths that leads to having hidden truths prevailed and explored.
Through its visible pages the believer claims he receives the gift of the Holy Spirit opening his inward eyes to the hitherto hidden truth about himself and the perplexing and wonderful world in which he lives.
In the overall table of referee results from last year taking the total number of decisions made (without ant allowance for importance) Mr Moss came second out of 14 so pretty good overall but do the unweighted numbers hide the truth?
Again the marketing of baby foods aims to confuse and slyly hide the truth from consumers.