Sentence examples for a more truthful approximation from inspiring English sources

It lets characters speak for themselves, which gives the writing the feel of a fictional short story but also a more truthful approximation of the surfacing event through their differing perspectives or points of view.

But a more truthful motto would be "Looks, Locks, Lacks".

"Players can engage in a more truthful, raw, political, and mature content," he said.

Leslye Headland's viciously funny satire of overgrown mean girls is a more truthful female answer to the "Hangover" movies.

Other polls have taken a more direct approach with race but use specific words to help soften the language in the hopes of getting a more truthful response.

The exchange is a jolt and it briefly shifts the movie into a more truthful, difficult emotional register that acknowledges what it means for someone to fade away.

The board's indecision seems to me a more truthful statement about the nature of such prizes than saying a certain book was No. 1.

Social media created an extra public space where a more truthful and nuanced discussion could go on – and it created an outlet for information to the world.

When applying throughput rate control, the possibility of reaching this threshold is excluded, and the average latency would be a more truthful depiction of the individual performance.

Storyful's technology could bring distribution and verification back into balance to create a more truthful Internet.

A more truthful one.