Sentence examples for more truthful and from inspiring English sources

He sought to do something more truthful and difficult.

Whereas single camera tends to be more truthful and a little more intimate of a medium.

Instead, he views them more as byproducts of humanity: belches, perhaps, of something more truthful and precise.

Sidney Lumet's 1988 film, "Running on Empty," which addresses the same subject, is much more truthful and compelling.

There's no easy parable to be found in Amanda's story — right/wrong, good/bad — which is what, for me, makes it more truthful and compelling.

Social media created an extra public space where a more truthful and nuanced discussion could go on – and it created an outlet for information to the world.

I challenge you to provide your audience with more truthful information and advice in the future, and to start by inviting James Randi or another guest from our educational foundation onto your show to inform the public about the tricks used by fake 'psychics' like Mr. Edward and Ms. Margolis.

"Players can engage in a more truthful, raw, political, and mature content," he said.

So I might as well be a little more truthful with everybody and see what happens.

Our brothers in Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb" — North Africa — "are more truthful, more just, and more righteous than the lying sons of France".

Martin Kettle centred his commentary on this page yesterday on a plea for "a more truthful, more aware and, above all, a better British press".