Sentence examples for truthful emotion from inspiring English sources

Star Rainn Wilson had nothing but praise for Daniels' finale script, telling TV Line "Greg Daniels, our showrunner … has a really deft touch with dealing with real, deep and truthful emotion and just absurd wackiness.

She may be more open and truthful about her emotions if she is with a trusted friend or family member.[60].[60]

Be truthful -- minimizing negative emotions will only confuse your child later on and hurt their trust in you.[17].[17]

The results suggest that truthful callers display more negative emotion and anxiety than deceivers, who tend to display flat affect.

Our results suggest that truthful callers display more negative emotion and anxiety and provide more details for emergency workers to respond to the call.

"This is about accepting all of the emotions that you feel, being truthful with yourself, praying for others, and coming to the realization that regardless of gender and race, we have to come and live together".

Modernism was the attempt to rescue the sincere, the truthful, the arduously achieved, from the plague of fake emotion.

Children with autism may have trouble understanding the motivations and nonverbal cues of others, be socially naïve and have difficulty expressing their emotions in words, but they are typically more truthful and less manipulative than neurotypical children and are often people of great integrity.

"The orchestra successfully presented the peculiar attraction and diverse emotion of music pieces of Mozart through exquisite rendition and truthful representation," the agency reported.

But critics say all kinds of emotions -- hate, anxiety, depression -- can cause a truthful individual to fail a polygraph exam.

Cubitt says the actors he likes are those who are "extremely truthful and unshowy in their work, and have a depth – they're particularly adroit at conveying thought and emotion, but without doing very much.