When Charlotte asked me how much business we did last year, I truthfully said I didn't know, and I still don't.
When I share it with people I know, I can truthfully say, "I feel much better now," and spare us both a less comfortable conversation.
Whenever I was called upon for comment, I found I could truthfully say, "I saw that on TV".
I received a Now 26 double cassette tape for Christmas 1993 and, after hearing Meatloaf's "I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That)", I can truthfully say I never looked back.
But I can truthfully say I've never admired anyone I didn't really know well.
But now I can truthfully say, "I have slept in a cave".
I can truthfully say I did not do any of these things… they (the signs of an invasion) were not there," Lord Carrington said.
I can truthfully say I'll never give up on the story of a bunch of vets living on houseboats that I wrote between the hours of midnight and 4 a.m. when I was 22; it felt delivered like that.
She writes unrepentantly in her 1991 autobiography: 'I can truthfully say that I remain absolutely convinced of the necessity of Marxism and that not for a single day has my conviction been shaken.
Ironically, our little party-skipping encounter did end with the most mind-blowing orgasm I'd had in a very long time, but I can truthfully say if that if I hadn't had an orgasm at all that night, it would still have been one of the most memorable sexual experiences in my life.
"I studied law in college and I can truthfully say that the bar of the State of Washington is the only bar I was ever kept out of," he remarked, in one of the better Crosby bon mots on the record.
