Examples of using Whose truth in English and their translations into Spanish
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Whose truth?
Bob Avakian's book is a book whose truth will make us freer.”.
Whose truth?
Iii a priori judgments: those whose truth can be known independently of experience.
Whose truth, Peter?
Many Biblical passages came to be associated with a particular gloss, whose truth was taken to be scriptural.
And whose truth are you talking about?
It differs from defamation in that defamation involves an allegation of a specific fact whose truth or falseness can be proved without difficulty.
Something, whose truth convinced at sight we find.
The Bayesian interpretation of probability can be seen as an extension of propositional logic that enables reasoning with hypotheses, i.e.,the propositions whose truth or falsity is uncertain.
But thanks be to God whose Truth reached me through the study of our textbook.
Once you have grasped it, this logic makes your practice of compassion at once more urgent and all-embracing, and more stable and grounded,because it is based on the clarity of a reasoning whose truth becomes ever more apparent as you pursue and test it.
The sound of Blue is the fabric of those feelings whose truth is mobility, clarity, light, blue, but also in the interior inintangibilidad way.
Under the influence of Henri Poincaré and Wittgenstein, Rougier developed a philosophy based on the idea that systems of logic are neither apodictic(i.e., necessarily true and therefore deducible) nor assertoric i.e.,not necessarily true and whose truth must therefore be induced through empirical investigation.
It can be noted that the instrumentalist interpretation recognizes the existence of certain statements whose truth is not only dependent on the observational statements but also on the evaluation criteria they are subjected to, which are anchored in the theories.
Colombia is attempting to do the same with assets held by paramilitaries and, presumably,so will Tunisia, whose Truth and Dignity Commission is empowered to settle, through arbitration, cases of corruption.
One is the distinction between analytic statements(tautologies and contradictions) whose truth(or falsehood) is a function of the meanings of the words in the statement('all bachelors are unmarried'), and synthetic statements, whose truth(or falsehood) is a function of(contingent) states of affairs.
It's a truth whose time has come.
I possess a sword, which is the truth, whose brilliance no one can resist.
Only, in fact, can the man apprehend the underlying truth whose two head centres and his heart centre form a triangle of flowing energies.
In recent times, there are many religions, cults andsects that throw out thousands of concepts to benefit the seeker to find the Truth, whose other name is the God.
The symbolic dimension of collective reparations is closely linked to the struggle among different collective memories: which truth and whose memory should be included in symbolic collective reparations?