subjective truth

On the other hand, poetry is the only place where you can get an individual person telling his subjective truth.

In the end, these were not issues of competing narratives and subjective truth.

So, there's much to be said for subjective truth.

We can verify subjective truths but everything else is up for grabs.

It is then sifted into a very subjective truth.

You may find a subjective truth, but you don't know."

There is no violence onstage, barely a raised voice, only the clash of two subjective truths.

There seemed to be no possibility of conveying in words the subjective truth of my experience.

A second kind, subjective truth, is based totally on what is going on in each individual.

Then he added this reverberating subjective truth: "Forty is forty."

When they do, they reveal the degree to which they are claiming something more than subjective truth for their work.

For him, choosing if one is for or against a certain subjective truth is a purely arbitrary choice.

Faith as subjective truth versus indoctrination, illusion, projection.

While it is easy to see how infuriating such a pose must be to others, offensiveness in the service of subjective truth has its place here.

Relative truth is broader than subjective truth.

Subjective truth is about individuals.

No sermons, merely the subjective truth.

The limitations of the form eliminate the more subjective truths: a good heart, a generous soul, who made her living taking care of other people's children.

That's my subjective truth.

It is only the rational adult, with his persistent if yet tenuous grip on consciousness, which questions or even dismisses subjective truths.

This results in a situations where art becomes a conveyor of incomplete and subjective truths about events such as the Second World War.

While objective truths are final and static, subjective truths are continuing and dynamic.

It embodies the concepts of relativity, subjective truth and the subconscious - ideas independently supported by the objective findings of science.

In this way, hypertext, intensifies the shift from objective to subjective truths already central to feminist, anthropological, organizational, philosophical, and social science discourse.

The Power of the Womb and the "Subjective Truth", Triklino House.