Sentence examples for intimate truth from inspiring English sources

"She was angry, but then it's the eternal problem of the writer – telling the intimate truth.

It is supposed to express the intimate truth of the individual, to reveal his lived experience and "inner dispositions," as Rousseau put it in his "Confessions".

Even so, in a modest poem like "Nevertheless" we glimpse an essential, perhaps the essential, intimate truth about her: how extraordinary was this woman whose poems could love the world so eagerly, embracingly, intoxicatedly, and yet love another world still more.

"My Kind of Woman" delivers intimate truth minus much emo-rock melodrama.

So far, all of them have contained anecdotes of intimate truth, conversations we've all had with ourselves in the mirror.

Van Dyck is the Andy Warhol of his time: apparently superficial yet somehow hitting intimate truths that can take you aback.

The writing is so smart and sharp that I hoped the play would, like David Lindsay-Abaire's "Good People," dig more deeply into the intimate truths of the widening class divide in America.

Instead the works here stay close to home, concentrating on the places and often the people the artists knew best, and resonating with intimate truths and internal logics of their own.

He insisted that the writers' room be a quiet, honest, inviolate place where we could kick around our frailties and transubstantiate the dark, intimate truths and daily comedies of our lives into compelling television.

So instead of employee #59, we've lined up Facebook employee #51 to reveal the most intimate truths about what it was like to work at Mark Zuckerberg's production in the very early days.

As a doctor I have listened to more than 10,000 unedited, unvarnished stories of people's real lives and their intimate truths.