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(1) He will discover that all matters are dealt with in an honest, open and truthful way.(2) Contemporary film-makers do not want to be aligned with this naïve notion, but it has been central to the documentary being perceived as a more truthful or accurate account of events.(3) Sometimes the most honest and truthful communication is the most simple.(4) If someone writes in an honest truthful voice, people are drawn to it like the proverbial bees to honey.(5) ‘Trying to imitate somebody and still do truthful spontaneous acting at the same time is an incredible task,’ he says.(6) ‘Everything I brought to council was truthful and honest… I rest my case,’ she said defiantly.(7) Socialist realism demands from the artist the truthful , historically concrete depiction of reality in its revolutionary development.(8) Therefore, let me say to you, remember what our parents and our ancestors used to say: be truthful , be honest.(9) Dublin audiences often found in the Ulster theater's performances a more truthful representation of Irish life than in the Abbey Theatre plays.(10) The biggest problem with these test sheets is obtaining truthful and honest answers.(11) While that may be a truthful representation of the area, the movie hinges on the idea of the state having some kind of magic that transforms you.(12) Throughout my political life I have always endeavoured to be honest, truthful and, above all, to maintain my integrity.(13) A realistic portrayal of a back-street abortion would have been more artistically truthful and in the process made the case for legalising it.(14) People don't go to this kind of movie expecting accurately detailed, historically and truthful representations of real people recreating true incidents.(15) My Town is pointed in its truthful and artistically rendered depiction of an abandoned people.(16) We are providing more of a truthful , accurate version.