Sentence examples for have a truthful from inspiring English sources

"We do need to have a truthful and constructive conversation about what went right and what went wrong.

What happens with Charlie is that he realizes his fate, and his desire is to have a truthful connection with other people".

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

I talked about this with Neil Cavuto on Fox TV, who sneered at my answer that "it's better to have a truthful relationship, where both people are happy, and that is not monogamous, than one that is supposedly monogamous but is full of lies and guilt".

Getting there may be allowing yourself the quiet space to have a truthful conversation with yourself (or someone else) to assess what is really important to you, what you are grappling with specifically in this decision, and how you can make the decision that is right for you with as much grace and kindness as possible.

He roots his case in the function of the senses, asserting that "the eye deludes itself less than any of the other senses," and thereby suggests that the direct observation inherent in creating a painting has a truthful, scientific quality.

Mr. Steele has a truthful restraint as the quiet new guy, Chip, but his story is never dynamic, and his fellow players are either too tangential or too nakedly used as props.

Only with his wife's disembodied voice does Cuddy feel he's having a truthful conversation.

We have talked more about our ancestry, and his bird feeder, than having a truthful conversation about, well, the real me.

All that is needed is for MPs to say: "Pause for a moment, let us have a proper, truthful explanation".

You should now have a solid, truthful and informative self-evaluation.