Sentence examples for its truthfulness from inspiring English sources

Its truthfulness makes it a near-living document.

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.

The movement proposed that, for a statement to hold meaning, it must be possible to verify its truthfulness empirically – with evidence from the senses.

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.

On several occasions in your house I observed that whenever there was a discussion of any kind, and Diego gave his opinion, you always took it with a certain irony and doubtfulness of its truthfulness.

But Gödel's self-referential formula comments on its provability, not on its truthfulness.

Beneath all this gothic texturing, this terrible beauty, what gives the film its power is its emotional truthfulness.

Consider, for starters, this paradox of social psychology, a problem for myth busters everywhere: repeating a claim, even if only to refute it, increases its apparent truthfulness.

When photography first arrived in the middle of the 19th century with all its vaunted truthfulness, painters and sculptors did not like it one bit.

It's been understood for as long as photography has been around that the photograph is not an accurate depiction of reality and yet we as a community still refer to it as a documentary process and rely on its perceived truthfulness.

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