Sentence examples for always truthful from inspiring English sources

RP: Truthful, always truthful.

Plausible, charming, but not always truthful.

To be sure, people aren't always truthful on surveys.

Her principles, to which she was always truthful, were those of a good old-fashioned liberal.

"Maybe he screwed up, and maybe he made mistakes... but Martin Shkreli was always truthful to the mission".

"Even if we say things with an American point of view, it is always truthful," said Lt. Edward Shank, the wing's public affairs officer.

Along the way, she's had first-hand experience in the not-always-truthful world of celebrity giving.

I have always been truthful in my dealings with the committee and its findings are unfounded, unfair and erroneous.

Dr. Danielle Ofri ("Doctors Have Feelings, Too," Op-Ed, March 28) expressed quite eloquently some reasons doctors are not always 100 percent truthful or upfront.

When Margaret first heard that Grant was missing, she wasn't all that concerned; he had disappeared before, and he hadn't always been truthful about where he was going.

But Ehnes's account was always lithe, truthful and eloquent, and in the third movement, soloist and conductor allowed Elgar's masterly ruminations all the space and depth they demand.