Sentence examples for truthful writer from inspiring English sources
Since he is a truthful writer as well as an exact and fluent one, there will be no contrived justice for these three, no hero to expose them.
Diaries are meant to be truthful, so writers reveal that they are not as pleased with themselves as they appear on the surface".
Can one be too honest, too truthful as a writer?
No other responsibility other than truthful to the writer's words.
Lucinda was always insistent on that – that writers be truthful.
The reader expects it and it is the writer's obligation to remain truthful to experience and memory but this notion of truth is not truth with a capital T. It can never be.
He and co-writer Tony Schwarz coined the concept "truthful hyperbole".
Sapphire's work can make writers who think they've been truthful feel extremely jealous.
We in turn are mesmerised by the letter-writer's pitiable but profoundly perceptive, truthful voice.
Similar ambition was to be found in Paulus Hochgatterer's The Mattress House (translated by Jamie Bulloch; MacLehose, £18.99), with dark doings in Austria as psychologically truthful as one might expect from this psychiatrist-cum-writer.
In sum, Lewes wrote, "as the most truthful, charming, humorous, pure-minded, quick-witted and unexaggerated of writers, female literature has reason to be proud of her".
