Sentence examples for question of truthfulness from inspiring English sources

Mies was a formidable philosopher architect, imbued with a belief in architecture as a moral question of truthfulness.

The foursome also approached the question of truthfulness in memoir from different angles.

I think it goes back to the central question of truth and truthfulness".

Ms. Poitras subtly and continually addresses the question of his truthfulness — of his reliability as her principal narrator — through her questions to him and to people in both the American and Arab worlds who know him.

Stacey James, the Patriots' vice president for media relations, said in a statement: "We question the truthfulness of many of Matt Walsh's stories, and others should do the same.

Canseco said later, "I don't think people question the truthfulness of these books anymore".

The photographer Max Pinckers likes to call into question the truthfulness of images taken in a documentary context.

As adults, the books that force us to question the truthfulness of our personal experiences are usually books that were written for adults.

Considering that FGM is a very sensitive and stigmatizing social issue in the study area, this leaves room to question the truthfulness of a respondent when questioned by an unknown interviewer.

While some critics suggested the baseball tickets and the governor's attendance at the game were trivial matters, the commission asserted that the question of Mr. Paterson's truthfulness warranted examination by prosecutors.

Regarding Lewis's account, critics such as Wayne Davis (2003), Max Kölbel (1998), Stephen Laurence (1996), and Bernard Williams (2002) question whether there is a convention of truthfulness and trust.