Sentence examples for a truthful analysis of from inspiring English sources

There are numerous faults to this book: it is too hagiographical, offers little sense of the ideology of Thatcherism, or a truthful analysis of the breakdown between prime minister and parliamentary party.

What Labour needs most is a truthful analysis of modern times that provides the party with a general cast of mind – so much more important than tablets of stone – which can guide it towards winning an effective majority amid difficult trends for traditional centre-left parties in most of the developed world.

Underlying the film's humour is a poignant and truthful analysis of the difficulties inherent in sustaining a long-term marriage.

This result is in agreement with the strong correlations between HER2, pHER1, pHER2 and pHER3, and therefore this analysis does not give a truthful picture of the importance of the three phosphorylated HER receptors.

Instead of a positive buildup of curiosity, there is a skeptical analysis of how truthful the other has been online.

What constitutes a truthful performance of Chekhov?

A lot of directors want to film a truthful version of Chinese history.

It's a truthful retelling of the story," he said.

His message of uplift leaves little room, for instance, for a truthful portrayal of black-white relations in this country.

"The movie, which I've had the opportunity to see, is a truthful account of the campaign," Mr. Schmidt said.

The outcomes resulting from any equilibrium of any mechanism can be replicated by a truthful equilibrium of some direct mechanism.