hard truth

Replace “girl” with “woman,” because that hard truth holds beyond high school.

In or out of the White House, Carter has been a man of principle unafraid of hard truth.

Now, still in uniform two years later, he finds the hard truth continues to be ignored.

Much of Jewish tradition and culture is rooted in the hard truth that happiness and pain come hand in hand.

The hard truth is that Microsoft is leaving those guys behind.

But it isn't; it's sober truth, and I may find it a mighty hard truth before I get through.

Innumerable are the jokes resorted to by landlords to intimate that hard truth that no credit is given.

The hard truth of this statement, combined with the commanding voice and manner he now assumed, controlled Elvira.

It nearly broke my heart to dispel her delusion, and to bring her face to face with the hard truth.

There was a hard truth in her suggestion, but Hawtrey, who seldom occupied himself with matters of that kind, smiled.