gospel truth

Now he found the other man had been speaking the gospel truth.

Sure as I'm standing here before you, that's the gospel truth.

Tonight, for more than a few fans, that seemed gospel truth.

Whether it was the gospel truth remained to be proved.

In other words, let us suppose that everything you claim is gospel truth.

"Little men tapping things out - points of view Remember their views are not the gospel truth"

One thing I learned a long time ago was that you never take a witness's statement as gospel truth.

Half the time, they won't understand what other people are trying to tell them even if it turns out to be the gospel truth.

We believe evidence as though it were gospel truth.

You'll perhaps not be surprised if I don't take it as gospel truth.

The poor girl felt it all as if it had been Gospel truth.

Everything I've told you today is the gospel truth."

And I knew that to be the gospel truth."

Adulthood lets us see through fictions that seemed like gospel truth when we were children.

"Subjectivity is the only criterion of gospel truth," Wilson writes.

He said that most people who pass along ghost stories, like other legends, tell them "as if they were the absolute gospel truth."

And the priest just gives him an opinion, but the poor sinner takes it as Gospel truth.

"Every word of it, sir, is the gospel truth," I lied.

Last time I take terrace chants as gospel truth.

I recently went to check out a band called the Good Gospel Truth.

They've heard that y'all are tools of the devil, and it's the gospel truth."

And every word of it the gospel truth."

And many welfare recipients, unaware of the protections in state law, accept those threats as the gospel truth.

The majority preferred to believe the picturesque stories passed down by parents and grandparents, which were, of course, accepted as the gospel truth.

And I thought it was gospel truth.