Sentence examples similar to truthful- from inspiring English sources

A genuinely kind, gracious man, he sought to preserve in everything that he did the authentic dimension of human experience: authentic not only in the sense of being truthful, of 'living in truth,' but also in the willing of undistorted solidarity in communal experience, creating spaces for the collective act of openly being-with.

Social media created an extra public space where a more truthful and nuanced discussion could go on – and it created an outlet for information to the world.

It's important not to have a big goal in mind, to think 'I'm making Lion King here'; just to be truthful and make the musical tell the story you want to tell".

Port might kick a winning score in the first term, to be truthful.

What is even more ominous is that, in answer to the very first question, Boehner was less than truthful.

Political language is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind.

The brutally truthful answer is: because they could.

I find him so truthful as an actor; he's so utterly there.

It continued: "In arriving at our decision, the commission reiterates that we found Mr Jerome to be a truthful witness who honestly believed that he had been racially abused.

Colbeck said he would be suggesting a further change to competition law to increase the power of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to police general claims made by environmental groups about particular types of products "to ensure that they are truthful".

A valiant attempt to make a fair and emotionally truthful biopic of Linda Lovelace – though the woman herself remains unknowable.