| Our movement does not seek to conceal the hard truth that there is no simple and uncomplicated answer to the great problems of our age. |
| They cried and had to face the hard truth that with believing in anything comes the risk of watching it all blow up in your face. |
| The hard truth is that generally, the money we make on American programming pays for the losses on Canadian programming. |
| But the hard truth is that the self-destructive urge that led Clark into a decade of creative darkness is what gives his work its edge. |
| The hard truth is that we cannot trust our own abilities to bring about the kind of faith that transforms our lives. |
| My last hard truth is that we need to think of how to better manage such a crisis in the future. |
