Sentence examples for even more truthful from inspiring English sources

I am hugely impressed by the level of unaffected honesty the young people write with and it's inspiring me to be even more truthful in this column.

It's a new way of looking at a flawed Washington, one that is scathing in import if not in tone, a useful framework even to those who think of government people as more real, more human and even more truthful than she does.

Her memoir, completed by Michael Beschloss after her death in 1999, is not personal, but it offers "a new way of looking at a flawed Washington, one that is scathing in import if not in tone, a useful framework even to those who think of government people as more real, more human and even more truthful than she does," Adam Clymer wrote here in 2001.

Taylor was a reformer and religious nonconformist, and he wanted a paper committed to political change but even more wedded to truthful reporting.

As a consequence, in the age of AI-powered personalized interfaces, the news organizations don't anymore get to define what's real news, or, even more importantly, what's truthful or trustworthy.

Sometimes you can make a mark that is more truthful, even though it's less correct.

Fry's paintings of French landscape in 1912-13, and even more his wonderfully lively and truthful portraits of Iris Tree (1915) and Edith Sitwell (1918), have a candor and a directness that still take us by surprise.

Yet our focus remained steadfastly on how India might react, even at the expense of a more truthful understanding of the situation at hand.

Sometimes we hit what is more truthful than the truth.

What do I even mean by trying to make it more truthful?

If Mr. Kelley would place greater trust in his subtle, even cerebral material, "Boston Public" would be more truthful, and thus more compelling.