Ultimately however, faith and reason, grace and nature, went together like love and marriage or horse and carriage, and together they could guide the human mind in its desire for God and for truthful knowledge about the world.
At the same time, many ERP studies have indicated that the late positive complex, which is a positive-going deflection appearing between 300 and 1000 ms after the onset of stimuli, was smaller for deceptive than for truthful conditions (Johnson et al. 2003, 2004) at posterior sites.
Obama called her out for "changing positions whenever it's politically convenient" — she was "for NAFTA previously, now she's against it" — and for not being "truthful".
Rhimes offered the insight: Pompeo fights for a truthful storyline for her character—she wants it to be realistic and says you can't always wrap it up in a neat little package.
This information is important for web users, who search for truthful and reliable information in the process of decision making about important things.
Post-hoc analysis showed that the mean amplitude was significantly more negative for deceptive items than that for truthful [ F 1,15) = 5.132, p < 0.05] and watch-only [ F 1,15) = 4.711, p < 0.05] items.
But it does win the hearts of many who long for such truthful courage.
She must set out on a mission to reverse this turn of events, shadowed by a fox named T. H. Reynolds (The T is for truthful, the H for handsome — or so he says), one of the most charming literary characters I've run into in quite some time.
Course corrections by the media will be important for increasing the public's receptivity for truthful news but, in and of themselves, they will be woefully insufficient to get the job done.
I stand for emotional, truthful pop music.
