Sentence examples for truthful definition from inspiring English sources
Even if a prototype of the studied mechanism is not available, a truthful definition of the uncertainty model bounds in the frequency domain can obtained by comparing the spectral responses yielded by an accurate nonlinear model, and by the linear one employed in the control design.
The result is a definition of factual semantic information as well-formed, meaningful and truthful data (defended in Floridi [2004b]; Floridi [2005]), where "truthful" is only a stylistic choice to be preferred to "true" because it enables one to say that a map conveys factual information insofar as it is truthful.
Pinocchio (1940) Capering Pinocchio can only become a real boy (and by definition, a person) if he proves himself "brave, truthful and unselfish".
But definitions aside, none of these answers is likely to be the most truthful and common one: namely, that a leader is a man.
RP: Truthful, always truthful.
It was truthful, 100% truthful.
"And truthful voices come from truthful people".
Truthful how? "Truthful to the world".
