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Definition of home truth in English: home truthnoun usually home truthsAn unpleasant fact about oneself, especially as pointed out by another person. （尤指别人指出关于自己的）令人不快的事实，逆耳忠言 what he needed was someone to tell him a few home truths 他所需要的是有人对他进一些逆耳忠言。 Example sentencesExamples - Like it or not, the fans may have to face some home truths and realise that the days when clubs were run for the supporters are long gone.
- Shoppers in Maldon and Braintree were given some home truths about smoking as part of activities to mark yesterday's national No Smoking Day.
- Manager Chris Doyle clearly delivered a few home truths in the dressing room, for the team found new reserves of energy and belief on the restart.
- What unfolds is a cry for justice from the family and a search for truth that also leads to some unpleasant home truths.
- Theyre all too cowardly to tell us a few harsh home truths about ourselves.
- Michael begins to discover that liberty and the pursuit of happiness may carry a price tag of rejection, setbacks and stinging home truths but these are a price worth paying.
- ‘Brian came out with what he saw to be a few home truths, but the lads didn't have any great problem with any of it,’ one player said yesterday.
- A senior figure has delivered some home truths about the farming industry to a gathering of young farmers in the area, writes Farming Reporter Justin Hawkins.
- With the additional upheaval of his 30th birthday, Ray is forced to confront some awkward home truths when old school friend Ivan comes for a visit.
- As guest speaker he wasn't afraid to deliver a few home truths about the indifference that exists to the suffering in African countries.
- The 16-minute film is based on a family birthday party in which the characters are forced to face shocking home truths.
- We need to face a few home truths in this Christmas season.
- I believe it's necessary to point out some home truths regarding the furore surrounding our Governor General.
- He said: ‘I am not going to apologise. The club has got to face up to some home truths.’
- At home, their parents have some work to do, too, addressing their parenting methods and facing home truths.
- The minister, who last drew the ire of the industry for quite correctly stating a few home truths in regard to value for money, again stressed the need for such value and good service.
- The Emir of Qatar recently had some home truths to share with the international community.
- But it's time people heard some home truths about their home town.
- Beverly is hosting a little soirée for her new neighbours, Angela and Tony, and also Sue from number 9, and when the gin and tonics start to flow, so do the home truths.
- In a forthcoming UK documentary, ‘Geldof on Marriage’, Bob Geldof delivers some home truths about family breakdown.
Definition of home truth in US English: home truthnounˈˌhoʊm ˈtruθ usually home truthsAn unpleasant fact about oneself, especially as pointed out by another person. （尤指别人指出关于自己的）令人不快的事实，逆耳忠言 what he needed was someone to tell him a few home truths 他所需要的是有人对他进一些逆耳忠言。 Example sentencesExamples - He said: ‘I am not going to apologise. The club has got to face up to some home truths.’
- At home, their parents have some work to do, too, addressing their parenting methods and facing home truths.
- Shoppers in Maldon and Braintree were given some home truths about smoking as part of activities to mark yesterday's national No Smoking Day.
- What unfolds is a cry for justice from the family and a search for truth that also leads to some unpleasant home truths.
- The Emir of Qatar recently had some home truths to share with the international community.
- In a forthcoming UK documentary, ‘Geldof on Marriage’, Bob Geldof delivers some home truths about family breakdown.
- Theyre all too cowardly to tell us a few harsh home truths about ourselves.
- Michael begins to discover that liberty and the pursuit of happiness may carry a price tag of rejection, setbacks and stinging home truths but these are a price worth paying.
- The 16-minute film is based on a family birthday party in which the characters are forced to face shocking home truths.
- As guest speaker he wasn't afraid to deliver a few home truths about the indifference that exists to the suffering in African countries.
- A senior figure has delivered some home truths about the farming industry to a gathering of young farmers in the area, writes Farming Reporter Justin Hawkins.
- But it's time people heard some home truths about their home town.
- Beverly is hosting a little soirée for her new neighbours, Angela and Tony, and also Sue from number 9, and when the gin and tonics start to flow, so do the home truths.
- ‘Brian came out with what he saw to be a few home truths, but the lads didn't have any great problem with any of it,’ one player said yesterday.
- The minister, who last drew the ire of the industry for quite correctly stating a few home truths in regard to value for money, again stressed the need for such value and good service.
- With the additional upheaval of his 30th birthday, Ray is forced to confront some awkward home truths when old school friend Ivan comes for a visit.
- I believe it's necessary to point out some home truths regarding the furore surrounding our Governor General.
- Like it or not, the fans may have to face some home truths and realise that the days when clubs were run for the supporters are long gone.
- We need to face a few home truths in this Christmas season.
- Manager Chris Doyle clearly delivered a few home truths in the dressing room, for the team found new reserves of energy and belief on the restart.
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