Sentence examples for too truthful from inspiring English sources

Can one be too honest, too truthful as a writer?

As a designer you cannot be too truthful, you would not inspire anybody.

Then there are the Futurist's real remarks, all too truthful and not voiced until after the camera stops rolling.

Alain Francoeur, the director of "Cirque Orchestra," is too truthful to grant his gauche Everyman the metamorphosis that audiences may wish for.

In a similar vein, Italy was lucky to attract Peter Robb, even if it might find the result a little too truthful.

"When he wrote about the war he knew so well, he was too explicit, too ironic, too truthful, and — some might say — too pornographic to be popular among his contemporaries," Duncan and Klooster write.

Yet, most women are truthful too and indeed, they may be more likely to tell you that you're putting on a bit too much weight, working too many hours or that your husband has been seen with another woman, than a male friend would.

Distorted, to be sure, but sharply truthful, too.

It's truthful, too, about the little games and rituals we invoke at bedtime to ward off our fear of the dark; about that extraordinary moment when your body folds into sleep and you enter a new world.

We adults could be more truthful too, never to intentionally hurt someone's feelings, but to connect with people in a deeper way.

You pause in that place, the unconscious becoming conscious, but if it's too disturbing, or truthful you can opt to avoid or forget it.