Sentence examples for truthful to a from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama words are inspired, thought-out and truthful to a point.

Perhaps one ought to be more truthful to a friend than a stranger, but then, too, one ought to be especially encouraging to a friend.

Because she was simply being truthful to a friend by stating a sentiment she'd dare not whisper inside her company.

Williams is even better as a world weary entertainer in Act Two when she "rehearses" a new ballad "Bill," managing to stay truthful to the scene (a veteran practicing a song in the afternoon for her boss) while mining the song for its beauty and power.

By that, I'm suggesting conservative business sponsors, who fail to see a person being truthful to themselves as an admirable asset.

Yet it is not entirely truthful to say that a game is decided in its closing seconds, no matter how spectacular its finish may be.

It would be more truthful to call it an adaptation of the 1985 movie into which Blondie songs have been inserted.

And it seems in many ways more truthful to me, more accurate a representation of the novel somehow, than a film or television show could ever be.

Opera hurts itself, she said, by being voguish instead of truthful to the context of a work, its setting, libretto and music.

— name withheld, Illinois What you propose affronts both ethics and the English language — the latter because by "confirming" you mean "not confirming" and the former because you are not being truthful to those you promise a seat on the bus.

On the other hand, it may turn out to be more truthful to display the fragments in a specially constructed museum.