Sentence examples similar to that truthfully depicted from inspiring English sources

John Brewer, writing in the London Review of Books, says that for his Birds, "Bewick had acquired national renown as the artist who most truthfully depicted the flora and fauna of the British countryside".

In an accurate and entertaining effort to lure the young female audience into the Wright brothers' saga, -- her real age is truthfully depicted inside the book -Jane Yolen and Jim Burke offer Katharine's perspective on what led to this major milestone.

If "Cold Mountain" had truthfully depicted the heroism, tragedy and sacrifice of the black soldiers in the battle, it would have done much to destroy the twin myths that black soldiers played only a peripheral role in the Civil War, and that whites alone fought and died to end slavery.

Ask yourself if you believe the other candidate in this election can say that truthfully".

Ask yourself if the other candidate in this electioncan say that truthfully".

It's an exciting story that truthfully reflects how things exist right now.

None of the assemblers managed to generate results that truthfully resemble the optimally assembled metagenomes.

How is that depicted in the stats?

Could that truthfully be said by one literary man (or woman) to another in the early 21st century?

You really think I'll answer that truthfully?

And no artist has ever depicted ballet more truthfully — or more variously.