Sentence examples for ruthless truth from inspiring English sources

"Part of that plan is ruthless truth telling.

Galton and Simpson have a child's gift of telling the ruthless truth.

Here, a bit of what Keynes called "ruthless truth telling" is in order, because the structural problems of the single currency are big enough to drag down the rest of the global economy.

The $3.25 million settlement that the city announced this week with the estate of Sean Bell, who was shot to death by the police in 2006, serves as a reminder of a ruthless truth about calculating settlements: It is generally cheaper to settle a case in which there was a death than one in which there was a serious injury.

Mr King wants the IMF to follow Keynes's dictum and offer "ruthless truth-telling" when countries are going wrong.

Mr Strauss-Kahn quotes Keynes when he promises that the fund's "ruthless truth-telling" will convince countries of the soundness of its advice.

Chancellor, I know you will be comforted and relieved that I consider the role of members of the House of Lords to be, as Keynes put it, ruthless truth-telling".

He added: "Chancellor, I know you will be comforted and relieved that I consider the role of members of the House of Lords to be, as Keynes put it, ruthless truth-telling".

Germany had been ruthless yet, in truth, they had not dominated the match, despite holding an unassailable 3-0 lead.

Modern critics value him less for his conclusions than for the manner in which he reached them, via a ruthless search for truth.

For the avoidance of doubt, I am determined there will be a ruthless search for the truth - no matter where the truth takes us".