Sentence examples for truthful narrative from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon Papers were a scholarly, truthful narrative that told a story that needed to be told.

However, there is an equal or greater risk in abandoning a coherent and truthful narrative of the violence of the last century for the sake of a spurious quantitative precision.

"I want to make sure there's a truthful narrative about what's happening on the ground, what people on the ground stand for, and how we are pursing justice.

But, truly, how can there be a simultaneously positive and truthful narrative in answer to questions like: "Why does everyone else have a daddy and I don't?" "Why did daddy leave?" "Will my daddy ever want to meet me or see me?

This novel is as stunning as it is truthful, a narrative shaped by history and love that honestly explores racism, abuse and a young woman's tenacity to fashion a life on her own terms.

It's hard to make narrative that rings really truthful.

If their possibility is acknowledged, a Muslim philosopher who accepts the authority of revelation must also admit that the prophets performed these miracles and that the narrative in revelation is truthful.

The Edgar Degas in Timberlake Wertenbaker's new play The Line is constantly dispensing advice to his talented protégée: line is more truthful than painting that's stuffed with narrative; artists become good by repetition.

Sessoms sees his drawings as a way to "put a more truthful images out there that strengthen our cultural narrative".

They look at me more for who I really am, as opposed to this glamorous war-hero, Medal-of-Honor-recipient narrative that I don't think is truthful.

The narrative encapsulates our eternal struggle for truth, hinted at by road signs that may or may not be truthful.