Sentence examples for be entirely truthful from inspiring English sources

I shall be entirely truthful".

I wish I could say "hysteria over Orlando Bloom's genitals" is a sequence of words I never thought I would write, but that wouldn't be entirely truthful.

Family members are not the most desirable donors because their medical questionnaire may not be entirely truthful: "You wouldn't necessarily want to reveal to your loved ones that you've been visiting prostitutes".

To be entirely truthful we didn't flock to those games in the numbers that present-day scaremongers cite (Melbourne ODIs were lucky to pull 60,000 by the early 90s) but the pyjama game certainly ruled the TV ratings and by comparison with recent fixtures, we attended in droves.

I would not be entirely truthful if I said I never worried about the outcome; I was, however, confident in our partners (Channel 4 and Garden Productions) and believed that as it was an important story to tell, it was worth the risk.

Perhaps, in the end, it is too extravagantly cynical to be entirely truthful about Hollywood and LA, but it has a Jacobean power, the kind of thing that John Webster or Thomas Middleton and William Rowley might write if they were living in the 21st century: a claustrophobic nightmare of despair.

Let's imagine, for a moment, that the above is entirely truthful.

In a police report, detectives also said Orlando's girlfriend and best friend had not been entirely truthful.

"Mr Hinton's evidence was based on what was known at the time and was entirely truthful," he added.

It's probably one of those times when the idiosyncratic tennis rankings aren't being entirely truthful.

Mr. Johnson suggested several times that the officers might not have been entirely truthful in their testimony.