Sentence examples for needs to be true from inspiring English sources

I believe that anything that a story needs to be true is true by virtue of its necessity.

Mr. Gursky steers photography toward his own private fiction, which, like all genuine art, needs to be true only to itself.

Beyond that, heroism and the pursuit of justice take many forms, and telling stories about the reality of how justice happens needs to be true to that, too.

"It's very important to me that if I state a fact in my film, it needs to be true," Moore says.

Neither is happy; both want to see the other change, and each needs to be true to a code of ethics and belief that contradicts the other's.

The attraction of writing novelistic non-fiction - but a major problem for readers of this book - is that not everything necessarily needs to be true or provable.

Reduced to its essence, the administration is saying to the English-speaking reading audience: At the time of his death Bin Laden was as dangerous as ever.The content of that second message needs to be true for the assassination of Mr bin Laden to pass moral, if not legal, muster.

In other words the following pseudoequation needs to be true: (2).