Sentence examples for truthful relationships from inspiring English sources

You read books about happiness and about how important truthful relationships are in your life.

"We think that we're always telling our kids to be honest and always tell the truth, but the reality is there are instances where we do quite the opposite," says Dr. Robert Feldman, author of The Liar in Your Life: The Way to Truthful Relationships.

We felt we were working 24 hours a day, and it helped us get into the characters and really create a truthful relationship".

We worked very hard to create a truthful relationship, and whenever we got to the place where we needed to be in love, I felt like I was totally in love".

I talked about this with Neil Cavuto on Fox TV, who sneered at my answer that "it's better to have a truthful relationship, where both people are happy, and that is not monogamous, than one that is supposedly monogamous but is full of lies and guilt".

You'll find it harder to be truthful in relationships where you're not acting like your true self.

They talked about how great a feeling can come from being honest and truthful in relationship.

Well both, but I suppose what really engaged me was that although the play is more than 50 years old, Shelagh Delaney was saying something very truthful about a relationship between a mother and daughter, about a parent who's failing and doesn't quite know how to make it right.

Mr. Ray's renewed burst of inquiries into whether Mr. Clinton was truthful about his relationship with Ms. Lewinsky raises the possibility he could indict Mr. Clinton on the same issues that were at the heart of the bitterly partisan impeachment battle that preoccupied Washington and much of the nation in Mr. Clinton's second term.

However, without understanding the above, if you're hardwired to be "truthful," a business relationship with a more "tactful" person will often times leave the latter harboring hurt feelings.

And everyone agreed that it was essential to be truthful in our sexual relationships, partnerships, and marriages, to talk about what's not working and find ways to make improvements together.