Sentence examples for truthful notes from inspiring English sources

There are a lot of truthful notes in "Some Girl(s)," but there are also false ones that let you know that you are being played with.

On a less truthful note, he passed himself off as the guesthouse owner, only to scuttle off when we arrived at reception.

While their contemporaries were cooking up chocolate-box fantasies, the Isleys chose instead to chronicle paranoia, frustration and midlife crises, striking a powerfully truthful note over a groove Ice Cube would later immortalise for his It Was a Good Day.

The series' "stabs at poignancy feel unconvincing and forced" and "from an emotional standpoint there's seldom a truthful note".

Be sure to pick people whose feedback will be entirely truthful; Gruenfeld notes that when performance appraisals are only positive, we stop trusting them.

Fans who recall Brown's hysterical 1992 Madonna spoof, "Medusa: Dare To Be Truthful," will note the Material Girl also gets a wink from the star yet again in the new clip.

Although Sanders' temperament may differ from that of Spicer, who is more abrasive, her performance wasn't more truthful, as The New York Times Maggie Habermannoteded Wednesday. .

While it "attempts to be truthful to the spirit" of Baldwin, a note there says of the play, "it does not pretend to be a factual document of his life".

They correctly noted, "Congressional oversight depends on truthful testimony," which is why "witnesses cannot be allowed to lie to Congress".

Here are the notes for this chart - Nothing was truthful.

The statement said the complainant believes the evidence of the "substantive issues" was truthful, something she was "disappointed" Horkins didn't note in his ruling.