Quotes About Truth

So how do they deal with it? They ignore it. They hope it'll go away Ã¢â'¬Â¦ and it won't go away.

as so often in science, statements touted as facts turn out to be opinions contradicted by other opinions that are also touted as facts.

Of course, everything depends on who is telling the story. It always does.

He was no longer an orphan, but finding out who his real father was made him feel as if he were standing naked in an icy wind, at night, with no shelter - a wind that would never stop blowing until the day he died

A secret face only the dreamers can see. Awake, you can't see the truths beneath the surface.

I am a loyal son of the Emperor, and I would never betray him, for I have already broken his heart and his greatest creation. I will accept my fate and though history may judge us traitors, we will know the truth. We will know we were loyal unto the end because we accepted our fate.

Perturabo shook his head. 'I worship nothing. I believe in nothing.' The finality of this last utterance almost stopped him in his tracks. The force of it was like a blow, a bitter seed of truth he had never acknowledged or known until this moment. He saw the awareness of it reflected in Fulgrim's eyes. 'And that is why you live a stale, bitter life,' said Fulgrim, contempt and pity dripping from his scornful words.

She is irrelevant. Irrelevant? No one is irrelevant. There's truth in that. But some are less relevant than others.

And what if orphans really were called orchids? And if the sky was called the ground. And if a tree was called a daffodil. Would it make any difference to the actual nature of things? Or their mystery?

It was about being true to the very stuff of life, it was about trying to capture, though you never could, the very feel of being alive. It was about finding a language. And it was about being true to the fact, the one thing only followed from the other, that many things in life—oh so many more than we think—can never be explained at all.

Words were like an invisible skin, enwrapping the world and giving it reality. Yet you could not say the world would not be there, would not be real if you took away the words. At best it seemed that things might bless the words that distinguished them, and that words might bless everything.

Some things, some places perhaps take up their truer existence in the mind.

A complete fiction! Yet something that was clearly and completely fiction could also contain—this was the nub and the mystery of the matter—truth.

How can there be any true revolution till we know what we're made of?

This world which we like to believe is sane and real is, in truth, absurd and fantastic.

If this book has made any point clear, I hope it's that things don't have to be real to be true. Or vice versa.

Abandon the 'I', because it's a lie.

Animal Man: 'Listen, just tell me one thing: am I REAL or what?' Grant Morrison: 'Of COURSE you're real! We wouldn't be here talking if you weren't real. 'You existed long before I wrote about you and, if you're lucky, you'll still be young when I'm old or dead. 'You're more real than I am.

We live in the stories we tell ourselves.

Todo cuanto te ha ocurrido es real, incluso tus sueños. Ellos sobre todo

The death of a world is judgment of its inadequacy. Death removes the unnecessary and the false.

If a truth is dangerous, he said, then perhaps it is not true enough.   The

Washington eats truth and shits spin.

In a world of fragile self-justification, the truth made no one happy.