Examples of using Basic truth in English and their translations into German
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Political
You are the basic truth in us.
So many other indigenous beginning stories include this basic truth.
Again, the basic truth is very simple.
If we can't agree on that one basic truth, then.
This is also the basic truth about human senescence.
Today, dozens of years later, I am convinced that this basic truth is still valid.
None of it has any basic truth in it, all is mind-made.
Those words by the main character of Stephen King's story hold a basic truth that I agree with.
The body is your basic truth, so never be against the body.
The different occult exercises only tend to keep this essential and basic truth in remembrance.
This is the basic truth, but it must not be viewed in too simplistic a way.
The difference in manner does not touch the basic truth that every motherhood is Gods gift.
This is a basic truth that all the authors which I refer in theory admit;
I thought so too, until I learned a basic truth about the way we think and act.
A simple, basic truth with which the second didactic play by Bertolt Brecht"Der Neinsager" ends.
This is not merely a question of terminology, but above all of respecting a basic truth of the Catholic faith.
This basic truth should be enough proof for anyone to believe in the importance of impeccable customer service.
Why do people go through school not learning this basic truth- that their mental capacities are so vast, nearly limitless?
The basic truth, however, must take some literal form of recognized testimony, there must be a definite expression of a spiritual fact- if you like, an ordinance;
He did not bring Eastern or Western thoughts for us to act upon buthelped us to act upon the basic truth what we already have in our religions.
It would also underscore a basic truth: the common challenge of sustainable development should unify a world divided by income, religion, and geography.
At any rate, here is an excellently illustrative example of what capitalism is all about and it is about timethat voters and citizens come to accept the basic truth.
From just the basic truth of cause and effect, we would have to conclude that individual mental continuums have no beginning or end, and so rebirth must be true.
For the Humboldt-University-based philosopher Volker Gerhardt from this intervention the notion of change seems to be a"deliberate implication of a certain interpretation"(ibid., 20),which further means that the political basic truth of the thesis or its dual existence can be conceived in the following way:"Thus anyone who acts politically changes their world of their own accord" ibid.
The basic truth, therefore, is that we must start by tackling the very root of the problems in order to solve them; in other words, the budgetary problems of one country and of other countries.
The promise of“enlightenment” is a common delusion,one that overlooks the basic truth that the ego does not have any higher experiences and that in the dimension of the Self there is no“I” to realize anything.
This basic truth, frequently ignored, has to be proclaimed until the bishops, but also the priests, deacons and catechists increasingly feel the urgency of seriously confronting the Word whose servants they are.
Yet, these views ignore(or purposely conceal) a basic truth, namely that Bolivia's economic success is a direct result of the MAS government's program for economic transformation.
We would do well to remember the basic truth that the earth belongs to God, and all the riches it contains have been placed by God in man's hands to use in a just fashion, so they can serve the good of all.
Fearing the political consequences of acknowledging this basic truth, May adopted a completely unrealistic negotiating strategy, hoping that"some kind of Brexit" would happen before the British public realized it had been duped.