Sentence examples for truthful picture from inspiring English sources

Criticism and response expressed in a civil tone is an important way to get a fuller and more truthful picture of something.

For the younger generation of historians, social science theory and methods would help generate a less one‑sided and more truthful picture of the Third Reich.

"I hope the world at large is left with a truthful picture of who Ethan was and that people understand he didn't deserve to die this way," Patti Saylor said.

The Annals of the Parish, told by the Rev. Micah Balwhidder, Galt's finest character, is a humorous and truthful picture of the old-fashioned Scottish pastor and the life of a country parish.

By drawing a truthful picture of the humiliating wheelbarrow, she transforms it into a dignified wheelchair — much as a theatre, by representing the injustice of village women's life, might make that life more just.

"She set out to arouse the indignation of her contributors; our collection was intended to present a truthful picture and stimulate [discussion]," said Jean Moorcroft Wilson, who worked on the project with her husband Cecil Woolf.

But I've got a question for figurative artists: if the greatest art is that of a Michelangelo or a Titian, if what really matters is the truthful picturing of the world with love and craft - why is it you think you measure up?

He praised only one book for having "a national breadth to the picture, truthful outlining of character, natural speaking and plenty of strong feeling": "Uncle Tom's Cabin," by Harriet Beecher Stowe.

And Ms. Szalai noted that John William De Forest, a 19th-century novelist and one of the first to use the phrase, "praised only one book for having 'a national breadth to the picture, truthful outlining of character, natural speaking and plenty of strong feeling': 'Uncle Tom's Cabin,' by Harriet Beecher Stowe".

In the age of uncertain principles, abstract art is more truthful than realistic pictures.

The Way Ahead (1944, U, VHS/Retail) Carol Reed's truthful wartime feature film - scripted by Major Eric Ambler and Private Peter Ustinov - began as a 20-minute Army instructional picture.