objective truth

It is considered an expression of an objective truth and does not change.

Another approach was to define science as the search for objective truth.

And finally you won't even know what objective truth is."

He'd dedicated his career to pulling objective truth out the physical world.

In Cohen's account, the encounter is simply told as objective truth.

We desperately need to believe once again in objective truth."

In writing this book, my purpose has been to reach objective truth by means of scholarly research.

Scientists may be serious people, engaged in the pursuit of objective truth.

Would he see only what she had seen, or would some objective truth be known to him?

The way the class works is, We obliterate the notion of objective truth.

This also means, the authors suggested, that there is no "objective truth."

The six actresses have an objective truth to depict here.

Cultures were not to be seen through for the objective truths underneath.

"The mystical experience is a subjective, not an objective truth," he went on.

"Authentic moral teaching is based on objective truth, not polling."

As Orwell pointed out the idea of objective truth was disappearing.

But I say that one of those necessities precisely is a belief in objective truth.

However beautifully expressed, his theories possess no more objective truth than a work of art.

Justice and objective truth have long ceased to have any meaning for him.

It sometimes seems as though there is no such thing as an objective truth, either on the streets or in the arts.

"Architecture is now more sensual and subjective, as opposed to objective truth."

Objective truths don't exist, after all, only personal ones.

He frowned, trying to see through the confusion of his feelings to the objective truth, but for once it proved too difficult.

A major newspaper is supposed to be a team effort, a nonideological pursuit of the objective truth.

All relevant objective truths are born and die as absurdities.