Sentence examples for perceived truthfulness from inspiring English sources
I can't believe that happened to her! — its perceived truthfulness increases.
The literary historian Luiz Costa Lima has argued that prior to the invention of fiction, narratives were largely measured against one overriding standard: the perceived truthfulness of their relation to the world.
If any empirical relationship exists, it would be because perceived truthfulness is correlated with unobserved characteristics that affect criminal behaviour, or because there is reverse causality of committed crimes on truthfulness10.
Our findings expand social account theory by examining how potentially successful change communications are derailed by the relevance of the account in relation to an individual's past, by the individuals' ability to express agency and by temporality; how over time, lived experience can alter the perceived truthfulness of an account and alter its potency.
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.
Distrust also built up over DS&T's perceived lack of truthfulness about its own capabilities, or that of its contracting partners.
Five different univariate models were constructed for each of the following outcome variables: ease of use (easy/difficult), perceived confidentiality (private/no privacy), truthfulness (all truthfully/some dishonesty), and mode of inquiry (ACASI/other type).
We included questions at the end of the ACASI survey that were used to assess participants' perceived ease of use, privacy, and truthfulness.
Music critics perceived Nas' violent, fantastical mafioso stories as lacking the emotion and truthfulness of his debut album.
The challenge lies in knowing the truthfulness of such models; is what the model considers salient the same as what is perceived by the user?
