unqualified truth

The unqualified truth is, that when I loved Estella with the love of a man, I loved her simply because I found her irresistible.

You cannot find what does not exist, yet his untruth is the exact unqualified truth.

These axioms, and likewise the so-called definitions, are, as has already been said, results of induction; true of all objects whatever, and, as it may seem, exactly true, without the hypothetical assumption of unqualified truth where an approximation to it is all that exists.

What he was saying now to her was truth, the unqualified truth of more-than-man.

Faced with the problem of reporting the true state of the battle while withholding facts which might comfort the enemy, few generals find it easy to state the bitter, unqualified truth in communiqu� or other public utterance.