There is absolutely nothing about the Jodi Arias defense that even remotely approaches rendering an honest diagnosis of PTSD.
The world in her stories is the real one, rendered more honest, certainly more witty and human.
Since then a number of artists have been placed alongside contemporary military events: Anthony Eyton went to Hong Kong, Humphrey Ocean spent time on HMS Broadsword, and Linda Kitson was sent out to the Falkland Islands on a hospital ship in 1982.When the Imperial War Museum sent John Keane to the Gulf in 1991, his brief was "to render as honest an account as possible of his experiences".
The resulting series includes 14 large-format polaroid self-portraits wherein White acted as subject and creator in an effort to render an honest portrayal of her body and herself.
Even as America mobilizes for a campaign to disarm and decapitate the Baghdad government, President Bush is facing final determination of whether the Iraqi arms declaration is an honest rendering -- a step toward disarmament -- or a capricious lie that establishes the basis for disarmament by force, a step Mr. Bush says he will take as a last resort.
The failure to adequately account for these impacts precludes an honest rendering of the net costs and benefits of dams".
Their acts were a grotesque abrogation of duty and breach of faith: as government officials sworn to protect the Constitution; as lawyers bound to render competent and honest legal opinions; and as citizens who played a major role in events that disgraced this country.
How delicate and careful is his painting of this picture: here is no dash, no bravura, no parade of breadth or mastery, but honest close rendering of every object and effect.
There's love and some admiration in Alcott's rendering but also an honest admission: that being the perfect woman imagined by our culture means erasing oneself.
By then, his personality has been rendered in enough warm, honest detail to drive a sequence of events that, left to a lesser writer, might feel cartoonish.
The "Honest" takeover renders the stationary population essentially dimorphic: the great majority of the individuals are either "Ignorant" or "Honest".
