Sometimes we hit what is more truthful than the truth.
"The world captured by Google appears to be more truthful and more transparent because of the weight accorded to external reality, the perception of a neutral, unbiased recording, and even the vastness of the project.
ANNIE BAKER: I'll give you a more truthful and nuanced answer, because that's a little simplistic.
I found I could be much more truthful, writing in the third person, because the subject's approached at some distance".
Facebook data like this, in Piskorski's estimation, is more valuable than anything generated on dating sites, in part because it's usually more truthful.
These people believe there's a truthfulness in film-making, and the more truthful you can be, the more truthful the movie.
"Because my music is so much more truthful about my art – me – than my acting is.
And I wound up taking the job on "The West Wing" because I actually thought I could be more truthful with the fictitious government than I could writing in Washington for the actual administration.
"I would feel more comfortable as a GP, with a GP hat on, if I didn't know that the patient [was being deceived], because I would feel that I'm more truthful, honest with the patient, rather than, what would I have to be, dishonest.
Because mentors enjoy the trust of families, they often get more truthful information about home life than public agencies, and they can use their influence to encourage parents to sign up for parenting classes, home safety programs, or services for addiction or domestic violence.
