Sentence examples for to truthful from inspiring English sources
adjective
Honest, and always telling the truth.
Each kami has a divine personality and responds to truthful prayers.
It had managed to put the rights of the victims — the right to truthful information, to respectful and responsible treatment from authorities — at the heart of the case.
The government advocates press freedom and the right of citizens to have access to truthful information, but harmful accusations without proof should be eradicated.
We respond to truthful depictions of New York with the same surprise that we feel when we hear a recording of our own voice.
Taylor was a reformer and religious nonconformist, and he wanted a paper committed to political change but even more wedded to truthful reporting.
It had managed to put the rights of the victims the right to truthful information, to respectful and responsible treatment from authorities at the heart of the case.
"We've got to be truthful to ourselves and honest to ourselves.
We tried to be truthful to the innocent anarchy in the books.
"I wanted to be truthful to history," said Mr. Zhang, whose own father was a Chinese Nationalist Army officer.
You try to be truthful to what you're seeing and see it in a nuanced and complex way.
"We wanted to be truthful to the 1930s style," Hylton said.
