When you catch yourself should'ing, clean that "should" up and truthfully acknowledge what you're willing and unwilling to do.
Shapiro is doubtful that the FBI has truthfully acknowledged the records relevant to his requests, and wonders whether the Bureau investigated the plot to assassinate US citizens on domestic soil for exercising their First Amendment rights.
Sure, we can oftentimes do better, but do we acknowledge ourselves for daring to try? Truthfully, we can only find love when we love ourselves first.
So, one of the other things that is powerful about the public performances of Theater of War is [that] we can acknowledge the worst nightmare and people can speak truthfully about it and people will say what you just said and it will be acknowledged that not all veterans experience these things at this intensity.
But Cooper and others acknowledge that some of the public's skepticism is based on Trump's apparent inability or unwillingness to communicate truthfully – a trait that has extended to the tax cut bill as well.
All outside assistance should be acknowledged, and the student's academic position truthfully reported at all times.
Not all the killings are openly acknowledged by Israel: it denied responsibility, perhaps truthfully, for an explosion last weekend that claimed the lives of six activists from Yasser Arafat's Fatah faction.
It is a way to lessen the cognitive dissonance that presents itself when one considers the facts of an issue truthfully and justfully, and when one acknowledges that his beliefs, policies and votes are downright damaging to people---children, teens.
To be sure, as was acknowledged above, there are circumstances in which doctors can truthfully say that the actions they perform, or omissions they make, will bring about the deaths of their patients even though it was not their intention that those patients would die.
You may think that waxing is the girlier option of the two, but truthfully, you've already threatened your masculinity by acknowledging your body hair as something manageable, so you might as well go all the way.
As Lewis acknowledges, we would not normally believe that the speaker was thereby attempting to speak truthfully.
