Sentence examples for truthfulness on from inspiring English sources

Many people, she says, base assessments of truthfulness on irrelevant factors, such as personality or appearance.

Correction: June 29 , 2003 Sunday An article last Sunday about President Bush's truthfulness on the war in Iraq and on tax cuts misstated the timetable for a tax reduction affecting the richest 1percentt of taxpayers.

An article last Sunday about President Bush's truthfulness on the war in Iraq and on tax cuts misstated the timetable for a tax reduction affecting the richest 1percentt of taxpayers.

She voted for Mrs. Clinton, in part because she hoped to see a female president, but she recently lost enthusiasm over what she called a lack of truthfulness on the candidate's part.

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.

No lawsuit or charges have been filed against Bishop Hubbard, 65, regarding the accusations, and the Albany County district attorney has revealed evidence casting doubt on the truthfulness of one of his accusers.

As with any survey, the quality of the results depends on on the truthfulness of the responses.

Moody and slow moving, it depends on the truthfulness of its performances to carry it.

"The integrity and effectiveness of the select committee system," we conclude, "relies on the truthfulness of evidence.

Meanwhile, Nuttall has tried to brush off a controversy about the truthfulness of his CV on the LinkedIn website which suggested he had a PhD.

"I don't want to editorialize about this," she said, noting that her agency has not made a determination on the truthfulness of the assertions.