真理は通例現在時制で表現される。の英語

Truth is usually expressed in the present tense.

This is true of all times and places.

This is true of all times and places.

Your statement is true to a certain extent―There is some truth in what you say―（を通例略して）―There is something in that.

Truth is time's daughter.

to be contrary [to the truth in general]

That's a universal truth.

This is a universal truth that transcends time.

There is some truth in what you say

There is something in that.

There is a certain amount of truth in ~.

This is an ancient Law.

This is an immutable truth.

Truth needs not many words.

of Buddhism, to understand the meaning of truth and attain spiritual enlightenment

a grim reality [truth]

Strange as it may sound, it is true for all that.

As a rule, the more fundamental a new truth, the greater will be its practical possibilities.

This is a truth.

a statement asserting the existence or the truth of something

a seemingly foolish or impossible statement that has some truth in it

of the truth, even if appearing in different ways, the state of being only one

Do cheer up, Marie!

a short clever saying

the action of seeking after truth

to perceive the truth intuitively

a universal truth

a truth admitted by the world

an obvious truth

But whoever lives by the truth come into the right.