Sentences with phrase «truth to something»
If you look beyond the punch lines, the series has a ring of truth to it in at least two areas.
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The church's role is not to acquire power, but speak truth to it.
These are certainly self - serving comments, but in considering the kind of talent they are convincing to come on board, there is truth to them as well.
For one of the first times in my conscious memory I was able to speak life - transforming truth to myself in a way that I had never previously done.
Is it a myth, or is there truth to it?
I'm not sure why people tend to think that they are the healthiest, but there is not much truth to it.
There's actually more truth to it than others, but there's a key problem: toxins do not build up in the liver.
Each of us needs someone, or a small community, who will name what is going on and speak a word of truth to us when it is needed.
And even more He is Coming Back to get believers and to reveal the real truth to you lost dead souls.
It works because there's an actual inherent truth to it.
And there is a certain truth to it: We would probably have an easier time dealing with climate change if the profit motive wasn't constantly getting in the way.
Some element of truth to it though don't you agree?
Maybe the board needs a former player to speak truth to them before they act.
The report is very unlikely to have much truth to it, so we'd really suggest you to just take this as a pinch of salt.
I don't see that it in scripture, instead I see the Holy Spirit playing a role in revealing truth to us.
Davis has finally opened up about the rumor, and there might not be much truth to it after all.
If the rumor does hold truth to it, then kudos to Nintendo for listening to the community and giving us such a major overhaul so quickly!
As far as I am concerned, it doesn't really matter what you call a load of manure, it still stinks, because there's not a whiff of truth to it at all.
Through his suffering he conquers sin and dispels our misery.12 In his mercy, Jesus frees us from sin and enables us to live in the freedom of God's children.13 But it is important to understand that the freedom of God's children is lived in harmony with the truth; it does not seek to subordinate truth to itself.14 This truth includes, obviously, the truth about marriage revealed in Christ.
The word bestows being on each reality, attributing truth to it; it gives dynamism to reality and prescribes a fixed trajectory for it.
IT is depressing how immature many fans are and how reluctant they are to admit the plain truth to themselves.
So it makes sense that you come to the conclusion, «I ain't going to be safe being small,» because on a certain level, it has an evolutionary truth to it.
I think if I don't challenge my insecurities, those voices take over and their words become truths to me — and then I can completely forget that I created those «truths» to begin with!
The movie, based on a novel by Jim Thompson, the poet of circa - 1950 pulp noir, has a stubborn, sullen truth to it, focusing on its handful of characters during the course of a particularly incompetent kidnapping.
As film has a sort of amoral objective truth to it, these images can enter our collective unconscious without any sensationalistic connotation.
These are innate truths to me now; I don't need to keep a running track of a team's success rate in my head, and I don't need to calculate a team's average yards per play on first down while I'm watching.
If this is not clear, ask The Lord Jesus to reveal Truth to you, concerning this matter.
Every gamer knows a release date has about as much truth to it as the average article from The Onion.
Christians should be the first to saddle up next to others claiming the name of Jesus and speak truth to them when there are those going over an edge.
The latter half of the Irish proverb, «Gentle when stroked, fierce when provoked,» had more truth to it in centuries gone by, although today's breed still retains its enthusiasm for a good chase.
I don't know if there's much truth to it but supposedly he has bad ingrown toenails and can't deal with cold climates well??
That usually makes her laugh and lightens the mood, but there's some real truth to it.
The «being your own boss» cliché is overused and worn out, however there is certainly some truth to it.
And that idea, of course, it has some truth to it, but then it also oversimplifies the situation.
But there's a lot of truth to it.
It's a slightly grating phrase — with a particularly pitiable tenor — but there is some truth to it: while nice guys don't exactly end up at the bottom of the corporate heap, they're definitely not on top.
I know, I know, this may sound like something your mother said to you when you were a kid, but stay with me here; there is some truth to it.
The phrase «I'm my own worst critic» is almost painfully clichéd by now, but it has the ring of truth to it.
It's now a cliché to call him Canada's Warren Buffett, but there's truth to it.
Fortune and TIME editors got together to discuss this claim and determine whether or not they think there is any truth to it.