Sentence examples for For truthfulness from inspiring English sources

"If you do not really believe in the existence of truth," he asked, "what is the passion for truthfulness a passion for?" The idea of questioning the existence of truth might seem bizarre.

"His reputation for truthfulness and honesty is impeccable," he said.

The Bush administration's record for truthfulness is not such that one should rely on its often meaningless and vague assertions.

Next week Mr Sarkozy plans to lecture the French on the need for truthfulness and courage when they consider how their country needs to change.

He doesn't care about being reprimanded; his own reputation for truthfulness is a price he is prepared to pay, to get this untreated sewage floating around the debate.

How sad for Weiner's constituents that they have an elected official who apparently does not appreciate the need for truthfulness from people subpoenaed to testify before Congress.

"On an historical day of the days of the great Islamic Ummah [community of Muslims worldwide]... the mujahid migrant ascetic leader - Sheikh Abu Abdullah Osama Bin Mohammed Bin Laden (may God bless his soul) has been killed in a moment of truthfulness, for he made his word truthful to his actions.

The reader knows, in other words, not to apply the traditional measure of truthfulness for judging a narrative; he or she suspends that judgment for a time, in a move that Samuel Taylor Coleridge popularized as "the willing suspension of disbelief," or "poetic faith".

Libby felt, with some justification, that the Bush administration had been unfairly criticized for its truthfulness about the reasons for invading Iraq.

In recognizing the particular thoughts that attempt to define I, and attempt to define being, and attempt to define here, in any moment we can simply return to the fundamental truth that needs no definition for its truthfulness.

Guy admired them all for their truthfulness and their humility.