Sentence examples for truthfulness with from inspiring English sources

However low you bend, you won't find a standard of truthfulness with this ticket and its backers.

Authenticity is the key word in this language, because it implies truthfulness with no uncomfortable requirement for facts.

Jackson's voluntary statement to police was deemed a mitigating factor, as was his "truthfulness" with his mother and the fact that he was "no trouble at home".

If we practice loyalty and truthfulness with ourselves, it will carry over into our relationship with our partner and the physical aspects will naturally fall into place.

So the truthfulness with which Dos Passos, or Cowles, reported the war, the honesty with which Barea, or Gerda Taro or Robert Capa, behaved -- these things became important plot points.

The movement proposed that, for a statement to hold meaning, it must be possible to verify its truthfulness empirically – with evidence from the senses.

She added, "There's been a truthfulness problem with the Romney campaign that connects even to the very basic issues like the economy in the states where it most matters".

None of them found close approximations for "truth" in the propositional sense in the cultures they studied, but all four said there were analogues for the terms associated with truth as "truthfulness" in the lexicons of the thinkers and traditions they worked with.

When writing up your results, you should make sure that the resulting publication will "represent with veracity, with accuracy, [and] with truthfulness the data you have obtained," Shamoo says.

But when trouble came, he met it with truthfulness and humour, and was rewarded with not just the support of fans but an absence of the tawdriness that usually clings to stars who've been caught doing seedy things.

French stands for sophistication – but also the evasion of truthfulness that comes with it.