Such sentences include:

Stick to the truth---don't waver no matter where you are. ——Herzen

Any credible truth is an image of truth. —— Blake

Because truth is brilliant, as long as there is a gap, it can illuminate the entire field. ——Herzen

Truth does not exist in vilified reality. ——George Sand

Little diamonds of truth are so rare and rare, but once mined and polished, they can be durable, hard and bright. ——Beveridge

All excellent things are simple, and they are fascinating precisely because of their intelligent simplicity. ——Gorky

In terms of truth and knowledge, anyone who considers himself an authority will surely collapse in the laughter of God! ——Einstein

Truth is the child of time, not the child of authority. ——Brecht

Those who seek the truth can only be those who explore alone, and have nothing to do with those who do not really love the truth. ——Pasternak

Respecting people should not be more important than respecting the truth. ——Plato

Only by being loyal to the facts can we be loyal to the truth. ——Zhou Enlai

Even if we only see a glimmer of truth, we cannot let its brilliance dim. ——Li Siguang

The key is to have a heart that loves the truth and absorb the truth whenever and wherever you encounter it. ——Goethe

You must have the courage to face the ruthless truth. ——Lenin

Anyone who takes the truth lightly in small matters is also untrustworthy in big matters. ——Einstein

Gothic Art

Explanation: Gothic art, also translated as Gothic art, is an art style originating from France, Europe. It began in France in the 12th century and became popular in the 13th century. By the end of the 14th century, its style gradually became popular and naturalized, becoming the International Gothic style. It continued until the 15th century when it declined rapidly due to the advent of the European Renaissance. However, in the Nordic region, this style continues for a long time. The style was reaffirmed in the 18th century, and the "Gothic Revival" movement promoted the dark mood of the Middle Ages. It was still used occasionally after the 19th century.

Style: darkness, fear, loneliness, despair?. ?