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Examples
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Kathryn Stockett has given us glorious characters and a powerful, truth-filled story.
The Help: Summary and book reviews of The Help by Kathryn Stockett. 2009
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Leadership Without a Title has so much to do with being a pristine, truth-filled, and inspirational communicator.
The Leader Who Had No Title Robin Sharma 2010
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The pope is pointing to a path neglected in all the talk of economic stimulus, namely a global embrace of truth-filled charity.
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Then Umma responded with one of her truth-filled bombs.
Midnight Sister Souljah 2008
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Producer and Director Barry Levinson weaves a brilliant, poignant, truth-filled, and funny story that mirrors pervasive attitudes toward the political process today.
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Our kids can become a generation of creative, truth-filled thinkers who can help to solve some of the big social and medical problems of our day, such as teen pregnancy or the AIDS virus.
They Call Me Dad Ken Canfield 2005
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Our kids can become a generation of creative, truth-filled thinkers who can help to solve some of the big social and medical problems of our day, such as teen pregnancy or the AIDS virus.
They Call Me Dad Ken Canfield 2005
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Our kids can become a generation of creative, truth-filled thinkers who can help to solve some of the big social and medical problems of our day, such as teen pregnancy or the AIDS virus.
They Call Me Dad Ken Canfield 2005
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Steve looked down into the frightened, earnest face, the truth-filled eyes.
A STRANGER IS WATCHING MARY HIGGINS CLARK 1977
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Were you to ask a decent forensic auditor about the economy in Colorado, and ask for a truth-filled assessment, you would find that we are in a world of hurt.
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