Almost as an aside, their garrulous sparring provides one of the richest, most truthful depictions of a relationship ever sent before a camera.
Coetzee took off his skin to write the almost unbearably truthful story of a white lecturer who takes sexual advantage of a student, is disgraced and goes to his daughter in the country, where she is gang-raped.
This is truthful, but almost unbearably bleak, and occasionally it seems a bit contrived -- a sermon, not a story.
Their faces say, "What have we gotten ourselves into?" It's the kind of powerful, truthful moment almost never seen in wedding movies.
Be truthful about your role.
Be truthful about your measurements.
Only occasionally does Smiley go into the mind of a horse, with thrilling effect; it could be whimsical, but is always utterly truthful; it would be almost a blasphemy to mention The Horse Whisperer in the same context.
In the study presented herein, we demonstrated that besides the fact that TNBC disseminate to axillary lymph nodes as frequently as luminal or HER2 tumours, we also showed that TNBC are larger in size compared with other subtypes and almost all grade III, therefore making truthful, at a clinical standpoint, the applicability of NPI as a prognostic tool in TNBC.
The you-were-robbed award OK, so you've got Cameron Crowe's complacent, rose-tinted script for Almost Famous and Ken Lonergan's rich, textured, truthful screenplay for You Can Count on Me.
Our experimental results show that the standardized bids mechanism performs well in the laboratory as it chooses the efficient project in almost 70% of the cases, and induces truthful reports of project rankings in approximately 90% of the cases.
