Truth Quotes

"Truth is like a lion; it does not need to be defended, only released."

"Truth in all its forms is preferable to comfortable deception."

"The pursuit of truth requires humility and openness to correction."

"The most profound truths are simplest things and the simplest things are the most profound."

"The written law is superior to the spoken word, for it endures and cannot be corrupted by memory."

"A culture that honors truth above all other values will eventually triumph over those built on lies."

"The corruption of language leads to the corruption of thought and the degradation of the state."

"A realm that persecutes those who think differently is a realm that fears the light of truth."

"A soul devoted to truth will ultimately find peace, even if that truth is bitter and difficult."

"Truth is the agreement of our perceptions with the nature of things themselves."

"Falsehood cannot persist where reason is rigorously applied."

"Truth needs no advocate; falsehood requires constant defense."

"In the pursuit of truth, we must strip ourselves of prejudice and face facts with an open heart."

"We must judge the present not by the standards of the past, but by the demands of truth."

"Prejudice is the enemy of truth, and only through rigorous examination can we overcome it."

"Truth requires no ornament; it stands firm on its own merits."

"I have found that the shortest path is the way of reason."

"I believe in the triumph of reason over ignorance."

"The truth cannot be hidden forever."

"One must question everything to find the truth."

"The pursuit of truth is the noblest endeavor."

"I believe in the universality of mathematical truth."

"The greatest thing a human soul ever does in this world is to see something, and tell what it saw in a plain sentence."

"Truth is like a torch held aloft in the fog and darkness of our time."

"A fact is the simplest statement of observation; it is free from theory."

"The strongest conviction upon which we base our conduct is not always the truest."

"In great matters men show themselves as they wish to be seen; in small matters, as they are."

"The discovery of truth is prevented more effectively by the multiplication of theories than by any sort of error."

"The fundamental condition of happiness is that it should be rested on truth."

"The search for truth is more precious than its possession."