She had been vague when suddenly she was doubtful, and was less truthful than she might have been.
Instead of trying to figure out what was going on biologically, they just decided women were less truthful".
As a journalist she has disentangled too many botched and elided memories not to know that "this was" must always be less truthful than "this may have been".
According to the transcript, the questionnaire asked prospective jurors their opinions about whether cooperating witnesses involved in plea agreements should receive reduced punishment; whether the federal government is tough enough on people accused of "lying in interviews"; and whether they believe defense lawyers are "less truthful than prosecuting attorneys".
If the opinions of Cruz's colleagues in the Senate and elsewhere are any indication, he seems to be rather unlikable; his competitors in the Republican primaries have suggested that he is less than truthful, as well.
The fact that so many readers accepted "The Lottery" as truthful is less astonishing than it now seems, since at the time The New Yorker did not designate its stories as fact or fiction, and the "casuals," or humorous essays, were generally understood as falling somewhere in between.
She also is known as the upholder of truth, and in everyday situations those suspected of being less than truthful are challenged to touch the tip of their tongue to the earth as evidence of their honesty.
Some participants felt it necessary to affirm how important they thought being truthful was, and only a few people found it possible to confess that they had been less than truthful.
His message is timeless, anything important happens, you most likely won't see it because you just don't see beyond your own nose...the foreground is less important...Bruegel's attitude is truthful, I mean people go after the incidents that catch their eyes, but that's not necessarily the most important thing happening around them.
It's never good to be less than truthful under her gaze.
