Examples of using Whose truth in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Whose truth?
Help them to know and love the One you have encountered, whose truth and goodness you have experienced with joy.
Whose truth, Kyle?
The paradoxes are logical statements which are true but whose truth is intuitively surprising to people who are not familiar with them.
Whose truth, yours or mine?
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I thought that each note contained authentic insights whose truth needed to be brought out in expressions like those originally conceived.
Whose truth are we going to listen to?
I thought that each note contained authentic insights whose truth needed to be brought out in expressions reflecting those originally conceived.
Whose truth-- yours or Metatron's?
I thought that each note contained authentic insights whose truth needed to be brought out in expressions like those originally conceived.
So, whose truth are we discussing?
I don't want to criticize any of us as tending to believe in things whose truth we haven't tested, because after all we all want to know and see the truth. .
Whose truth are we going to listen to?
An analogy can be made between the political militant and the believer, whose truths inform all aspects of his being, especially in its essence and totality.
Thus, we observe that autism actualizes the notion of generalized child, with which Lacan referred tothe subject-object of science, the one whose truth is in the hands of specialists.
Whether there exist so-called"absolutely undecidable" statements, whose truth value can never be known or is ill-specified, is a controversial point in the philosophy of mathematics.
He stated that the point is to know one way or the other what the solution is, and he believed that we always can know this,that in mathematics there is not any"ignorabimus" statement whose truth can never be known.
They choose to ignore(2 Peter 3:5)the abundant evidence of the Creator God of the Bible-the Creator whose truth would indeed set them free and give them a sure and certain hope John 8:32.
Whether there exist so-called"absolutely undecidable" statements, whose truth value can never be known or is ill-specified, is a controversial point among various philosophical schools.
It also includes a renewed ability to look at things in a way free of prejudices and preconceptions, andto allow ourselves to be"amazed" by reality, whose truth can be discovered by uniting understanding with love.
The author does not recognize that God has placed a meaning andan intrinsic order within created reality, whose truth as the objective norm for human behavior is to be recognized and followed cf. Gaudium et Spes, no. 48.
