Sentence examples for yet truthful from inspiring English sources

O'Brien seems to be arguing that telling a story which is technically inaccurate yet truthful about the sensation of war – as opposed to baldly stating the facts of a situation – is the more honest way to report the veterans' experience, while at the same time assuaging the writer's conscience.

Still, there is comedy too, with a royal fool or clever commoners as silly yet truthful commentators.

I went off to my room to cry, crushed by his harsh (yet truthful) words.

Heartbroken and disillusioned by the dishonesty of government officials, Lisa tears up her essay and writes a more painful yet truthful essay to show the patriotic judges.

No one wanted to mouth anything that had such an ugly (yet truthful) ring to it when it came to the desires of the Bush administration to occupy and dominate the Greater Middle East for generations to come.

Add a bold yet truthful statement about your professional skills and situation.

My attempt was to be as big as possible, yet remain truthful.

Yet true to life might mean something true as an allegory is truthful — morally exact in a stylized way — or true as an anecdote is truthful, just the way it really happened.

It needs to be truthful yet reassuring.

I remember a time when a major corporation withdrew all its advertising to protest some truthful yet embarrassing articles.

In principle, we cannot be expected to trust anything that is not truthful, yet many of the greatest design feats have set out to deceive us, albeit for good reason.