how many "t"s can you find in:
“truth” is sometimes just silly shibboleth’s.
inspired by a lot of what i’ve learnt in my history courses. a lot of what was widely believed as truth is often proven to be nothing more than popular beliefs with little or no actual evidence. it has a lot to do with social norms, the benefits of these “truths” and more. is there anything you believed fully that turned out to be untrue? let me know in the comments below.
crime does not pay shibboleth truism.
shibboleth mispronounced may cost your life.
lol…too hard for my brain tonight. so i’ll do a simple six word story: photographs. history’s truth revealed. controversy quashed.
ooh that’s still a really good one!
shibboleths: easily spouted, but laboriously opposed.
that word is probably responsible for quite a few scrabble murders.
what a nice word. i’ve always wondered if there should be a word for this. i’ve never known this word, but it happens almost every day. people do their own self censuring and tow the party line or whatever political correctness that is currently in vogue. on tv and online. if one is not deliberately seeking those niche broadcast, one is surely get bombarded by cliches.
yeah when i found this word i thought it was very useful lol. i see people try to be pc when that thing is trending and then just not care at all and be as offensive as ever. lol humans are very amusing with their hypocrisy.
heart’s noise isn’t just vague shibboleth.
you’re so right about people have their own truths, especially in history!
thanks and it’s kind of frustrating which is what inspired this lol!
that’s actually kind of deep.
that’s the only way i’ve ever done it.
the conventional ones, they always are.
ooh that’s a deep one!
you have one too many apostrophes.
but, an excellent word choice, pooja. one of my favorites!
 thanks i’m glad you enjoyed it!
wow that’s a really heartbreaking but perfect addition!
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I found 144 "t"s in the provided passage.
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