Sentence examples for more truthful when from inspiring English sources

He may have been rather more truthful when he added that Germany was watching developments in Italy "with concern" and Sunday's events were perhaps "not a positive development in the case of the general crisis in Europe".

They are also more truthful when estimating their adherence, said Dr. David Bangsberg, a professor of medicine at the University of California in San Francisco who has studied compliance patterns here and abroad.

Honoring the ghosts of showbiz, I met Joshua at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery to discuss The Mao Game and how one's life story is sometimes more truthful when told in fiction.

"Just because the emotion is extreme and you're in a state of extreme turmoil, doesn't necessarily mean it's more truthful than when things are calmer".

"A man is never more truthful than when he acknowledges himself a liar".

What's more truthful is that moment when someone has that flash of insight and dives through the wormhole to the moment when the like-minded take it for a ride.

In addition, it has been shown that respondents are more likely to be truthful when providing written answers to questions on delicate subjects [ 22].

Sometimes we hit what is more truthful than the truth.

These people believe there's a truthfulness in film-making, and the more truthful you can be, the more truthful the movie.

Neelie Kroes, the European commissioner for telecommunications, raised the issue late last month when she announced an effort to require clearer and more truthful descriptions of Internet service practices, particularly for mobile contracts.

However, while women may be more susceptible to biased reporting in smoking cessation trials [ 39], evidence suggests that women are truthful when self-reporting this information in observational studies [ 40- 43].