Sentence examples for for its truthfulness from inspiring English sources

When the original canvas was exhibited, "it was praised for its truthfulness," said Tracy Jenkins, the curatorial director of "Beyond Measure: Fashion and the Plus-Size Woman," the new student exhibition showcasing the work.

In recognizing the particular thoughts that attempt to define I, and attempt to define being, and attempt to define here, in any moment we can simply return to the fundamental truth that needs no definition for its truthfulness.

Libby felt, with some justification, that the Bush administration had been unfairly criticized for its truthfulness about the reasons for invading Iraq.

Or James Watson's rumbustious account of the decoding of the structure of DNA in The Double Helix--a book at first condemned by Watson's collaborator Francis Crick for its personalizing of scientific research but in due course grudgingly admired by Crick for its truthfulness.

To be sure, Runnels might have 'affirmed the statement' but denied its truthfulness, claiming, for example, that it had been coerced, or made as part of a plea bargain.

How else can one explain the impact on other men's and women's personal lives and memories of quite banal advocacies for decency, for truthfulness, for absolute scruple in the handling of language, a good many of which closely reflect Wittgenstein's imitation of the later Tolstoy?

United States and English courts may refuse to admit testimony that depends for its value upon the truthfulness and accuracy of one who is neither under oath nor available for cross-examination.

For all its straightforward truthfulness, though, the production seems underpowered.

His bleak conclusion, echoed in many other stories, is balanced by the pleasures of Schwartz's prose, notable for its sharpness of expression and truthfulness of emotion.

The Guardian pointed out that Trump is not known for his truthfulness.

A heavy aura of disgrace clung to Stoney, who somehow felt required to apologize for his truthfulness.