Absolute truth (n.) is the difference between reality and illusion.
Absolute truth (n.) is a claim that ends the argument by declaring the argument over.
Absolute truth (n.) is a few drops of malice added to a half-truth.
An Absolute truth (n.) is a half-truth with a few drops of venom added.
Analytic truth (n.) is a truth that holds by definition, telling us nothing about the world beyond the meanings of words.
An Analytic truth (n.) is a fact you can check without getting out of bed.
Analytic truth (n.) is a sentence that pays itself with its own words.
Analytic truth (n.) is knowledge that never had to leave the dictionary.
Artistic truth (n.) resides in the very contradictions brought about by the realization of a project.