simple truth

On the other side of the ledger, though, is a simple truth: Americans know all about his crimes and it really does not seem to matter to some 50 percent of us.

What I have learned is a great but simple truth: Death comes for all of us, regardless.

At the heart of this row is a simple truth of physics - nuclear power plants, by design, get hot.

“Today’s verdict demonstrates a simple truth: women are better than men.”

Victoria Vyvyan, the CLA’s president, added that criticisms “overlook a simple truth: alongside feeding the country, many farmers are investing their own time and money protecting nature and fighting climate change”.