Sentence examples for with truthfulness from inspiring English sources

In some diminished sense it was sexual hunger, but one that had much to do with truthfulness to myself and my nature and even, by extension, to the people who came to my plays. . . .

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.

The psychological depth of the new drama called for refinements in acting styles: Helen Hayes, John Barrymore, Katharine Cornell, and Tallulah Bankhead, as well as Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne (see Lunt and Fontanne), were among the finest actors of the period, combining virtuosity with truthfulness.

Mr. Kaufman has a persistent concern with truthfulness, and in "Synecdoche," which opens Friday in New York and Los Angeles, he is willing to treat time as a piece of taffy, clone characters and punish expectations in an effort to get at something authentic.

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.

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.

And yet here he is again with a substantial, beautiful role in "Youth," playing, with unerring truthfulness, a retired composer-conductor sifting through regrets (he's had a few) as he faces the final curtain.

But it is yet to be seen whether increased transparency will correspond with increased truthfulness.

From moment to moment, the movie plays with a truthfulness sharpened by amazement and disgust.

"I know not the man," St. Peter said, denying Jesus, and I can say, with greater truthfulness, of that thirteen-year-old pennant-waver, "I know not the girl".

These fleeting moments "in no way interesting in themselves and not warranting attention" caught by the artist "with a truthfulness that is all his own, and strangely naïve," in the words of a mildly perplexed contemporary critic, proved immensely appealing to viewers regardless of social class.