Thanks to George Clooney's superb movie Good Night, and Good Luck, we know of Edward Murrow's See It Now, which, in the 1950s, gave millions an unsentimental and truthful view of their nation, stirring and angering and empowering rather than pacifying, which is the rule today.
In order to attain a clear and truthful view of things, we must refine all the faculties of our embodied consciousness, and become emotionally attuned to all the concrete features of the place in which we are located.
By presenting these unique perspectives side by side, the exhibition attempts to create an honest and truthful view of the nearly endless ways desire and obsession can manifest itself through art".
In this respect, Jaspers adopted from Schelling a non-identitarian model of cognitive life, which views true (or truthful) knowledge as obtained through acts of positive interpretation and revelation at the limits of rational consciousness.
Like other events in her year of saying yes to things that scare her, allowing herself to be truthful about her view on marriage has been liberating.
Broadcasters from 37 nations knew that they were providing their 120 million listeners with as unbiased, truthful and accurate a view of the world, free from political interference, as they could.
After subjects were shown a video intended to induce a happy or a sad mood, Dr. Forgas had them view deceptive or truthful interviews with people who denied committing a theft.
In relation to understanding the processes involved in the policy-making, therefore, the respondents might have conflicting views that do present truthful representations of what people saw and heard.
"Even if we say things with an American point of view, it is always truthful," said Lt. Edward Shank, the wing's public affairs officer.
Although police often resorted to abusive measures when they believed an unrepentant suspect was guilty, a voluntary confession viewed as sincere and truthful was still considered a noteworthy mitigating circumstance.
