Sentence examples for especially truthful from inspiring English sources

In contrast to proxies of chemical elements and isotopes recorded in strata, hierarchical cyclothems, boundaries and lithology are not easily influenced by diagenesis and epidiagenesis, even lower-graded metamorphism, which is especially truthful for the pre-Cenozoic sedimentary records.

'Bad speech' on such powerful platforms can become not just something to roll your eyes at and laughingly dismiss, but a toxic force that bullies, beats down and drowns out other types of speech — perhaps most especially truthful speech, because falsehood flies (and online it's got rocket fuel) — and so can have a very deleterious impact on conversational health.

Many sites, including Google and news outlets, are in the information business and may be unwilling to remove it, especially if it's truthful.

Many times they are not forthcoming in terms of providing truthful information, especially when there's an opportunity for a customer to go to another airline.

But getting an online publisher or a data broker — a company that buys data from other companies and then sells it to companies that collect it — to remove content, especially if it's truthful and legal, can be tricky.

The testimonies of the singer Maria Muldaur and the poet and former Fug, Ed Sanders, are especially good and have a truthful tang.

If we want our kids to be truthful with us, especially when they become teens -- the lying years -- we might want to be better role models.

Children are especially vulnerable as they are likely to be more trusting and less canny than adults, and this heightens the general obligation to be truthful, keep promises and so forth.

"You have to be different to be noticed, especially if your message is real and truthful," he said.

And the current cast is so believable, so truthful in their roles and, especially, so subtle in their reactions.

Looking back, I wish I could have been more truthful with those closest to me, especially to my mother.