truthfulness

There is a strong presumption in favour of the truthfulness of their statement.

The key to a strong relationship is honesty and truthfulness.

Her truthfulness in admitting her mistake was admirable.

Truthfulness is an essential quality for a good leader.

He valued her truthfulness and sincerity.

The witness's truthfulness was called into question during the trial.

Truthfulness is the foundation of a trustworthy relationship.

She spoke with great truthfulness about her experiences.

The politician's truthfulness was doubted by the public.

In journalism, truthfulness is paramount.

His truthfulness shone through in his heartfelt apology.

A simple experiment suggests a way to encourage truthfulness.

" If you still doubt her truthfulness, call her back, question her again. I am sure she would not object."

Mr. al-Assad cast doubt on the truthfulness of survivors and the families of the missing.

Straitford guarantees the truthfulness of its information.

" Your E-eminence was always f-f-famous for truthfulness, " the Gadfly put in bitterly.

That's why for Buddhism generosity, truthfulness, kindness and so on, are practices, qualities or skills that we can cultivate and refine.

Let's hope they're wise enough not to be fooled by a machine that claims to determine truthfulness at the flip of a switch.

'Margaret, I go so far in my idea of your truthfulness, that it shall cover your cousin's character.

" Or I might just have hit upon it by chance, " continued Tuppence, intoxicated with the success of truthfulness.

He had all the qualities of good leadership-devotion to duty, constant truthfulness, and a generous way of looking at every side of a question.