How To Use Gospel truth In A Sentence
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Individual investors jumped all over the information, gobbling it up and treating it as if it were the gospel truth.
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The "chiel" among the agriculturists "taking notes" will be more likely to seduce than to warn; and if the record of his eventual triumphs be received as gospel truth, we must expect a vast emigration of the men of mind from the cities to the country.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 75, January, 1864
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She takes everything she reads in the paper as gospel truth.
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The fact that she had found herself taking his story as the gospel truth was proof enough for her that he could talk his way through nearly any situation.
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Expect Intel shares to rise on the news, which is bound to be faithfully reported as the gospel truth the minute Labor Day ends.
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The script is not the gospel truth about all parts of Buddy's brief career and life.
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On the other hand, when remonstrating with sceptics in private he pleads the mind-blowing evidence that crosses his desk from many intelligence people at home and abroad as if it were raw gospel truth.
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The words attributed to him that have raised concern are very strong and in his standing in society, could be taken for the gospel truth.
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However, we can't always buy every answer as the gospel truth.
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In this case, the driver said there was no-one in the car, but the First Responders should not have taken this for the gospel truth.
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Many of his listeners are of an impressionable age and take the words of a popular media figure to be gospel truth.
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Sudden leaps of logic, intermedial dénouements and deviation from the beaten track were typical, as in the Celtic Twilight Zone where 'Gospel truth' met 'myth'.
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Printing it like it's the gospel truth isn't doing readers, or writers, any favors.
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She takes everything she reads in the paper as gospel truth.
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His job becomes that much easier, as his word is taken as the gospel truth.
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Besides, although I'm not a father I am a lawyer and I can assure you that you can take his submission as gospel truth, so to speak.
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My mother said if you repeat a lie long enough, it becomes a gospel truth.
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Certainly those in power at our media outlets must understand that anything she says will be taken as gospel truth by those poor unfortunates on the right who are still glassy-eyed from the Pain kool-aid they've been consuming daily.
Palin slams Senate health care vote
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The problem with this situation is exactly what I just so cleverly alluded to - people who really don't have much to offer as far as opinions go attempt to pass off their ill-informed extended blurbs as gospel truth.
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Just because something has been repeated over the centuries as the gospel truth doesn't mean that it is, in fact, true.
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Health trends come and go, and while some may appear to be locked in a time warp, what was once deemed to be the gospel truth is often stood on its head by new research.
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That yarn is the gospel truth, more or less - although Adams puts the wrong slant on things, as usual.
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She takes everything she reads in the paper as gospel truth.
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But the Oracle of Lanka, Murali, now backtracketh and sayeth there beath no conspiracy, and the NYT Ed hath brandisheth this about as gospel truth.
The Lede
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It seems trite now, but I hated the fact that everyone took the boys' stories as the gospel truth.
