Sentence examples for for truthful from inspiring English sources
Although we had hypothesized that deceivers would use more swear words as an attempt to appear more credible through a faked emotional response, we actually discovered that truth tellers used more extreme swearing (the mean for truthful swearing = .0652; the mean for deceptive swearing = .0000).0000
Some commentators have suggested that any such truth commission should promise immunity or a pardon in exchange for truthful testimony, but I believe that if it becomes clear that laws were broken, or that war crimes were committed, a special prosecutor should be appointed to investigate further.
However, contrary to our hypotheses, they also demonstrated more immediacy than truth tellers by using both first-person singular (the mean for truthful first-person singular = .2964; the mean for deceptive first-person singular = 1.1760) and first-person plural pronouns (the mean for truthful first-person plural = 9.4136; the mean for deceptive first-person plural = 10.6788).
"We're ratcheting up pressure for truthful answers to these issues".
Heyman added that Newall is "always looking for truthful, human moments".
I looked around for truthful jihadis, to fight by their side.
His message of uplift leaves little room, for instance, for a truthful portrayal of black-white relations in this country.
This paper aims to study techniques for designing truthful mechanisms for a combinatorial optimization problem that might require composition algorithms.
We propose a wage-based incentive mechanism for enforcing truthful report for non-verifiable information in self-interested P2P networks.
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.
Hu encouraged a "great debate" in which reform-minded scholars called for real democracy within the party, for a truthful appraisal of Mao's despotism, and for the separation of powers between party and state.
