The film's truthfulness, however, has been strongly questioned in forums like Slate, the online magazine, and The New Republic.
If certain scientific photographs have been manipulated in some way to make them easier to read or more beautiful, well, there's another nail in the coffin of photography's truthfulness, which has been moribund so long it's hard to mourn by now.
Republicans have tried to use this event to question his patriotism and his truthfulness, claiming he has been inconsistent in saying whether he threw away his medals or ribbons.
There will always be doubt about fidelity and truthfulness once the trust has been broken.
Approximation has been used as remedy to achieve truthfulness on other mechanism design problems, and we study which approximation ratios we can get from truthful mechanisms.
But, as with so many Trumpian claims, the number of times this phrase has been repeated is inversely related to its truthfulness.
Deception has been demonstrated to be associated with greater activation within the prefrontal cortex compared to truthfulness [ 1- 6].
Both also felt their perception of the medical team's commitment to getting the decedent through the transplant and their truthfulness would have been I/U.
Yes, the strip's creator, Bill Watterson, was a phenomenal artist (his Martian landscapes, seasonal backdrops and depiction of a T.rex flying a F-14 are all classics) and yes, he was a great writer, but it is the strip's ring of truthfulness that may have been its most attractive quality.
They said that they had no reason to question her truthfulness, but that they had been unable to collect other evidence to corroborate her statements.
