Sentence examples for but truthful from inspiring English sources

He kept his answers neutral, but truthful.

His work is not only neat but truthful.

So by publicising a positive but truthful image, hopefully Ghana is going to be benefiting in other ways.

But then he argued that even a false statement was not perjurious, because Mr Clinton "believed that what he was doing was being evasive but truthful".

A mysterious but truthful answer is that while I can gear myself up to do a novel, letters, real-life communications, are too much for me.

It was a blunt but truthful remark, and not at all outrageous — especially given the fact that General Clark is himself a bona fide war hero.

His accuser is the poor-but-truthful Sterling, who tells him: "Negroes got blindeyetis.

Even more than Helen Reddy's "I Am Woman" (which at least contained the hokey but vaguely truthful line "Yes, I've paid the price, but look how much I gained"), it was the anthem of "having it all".

Fascinating and bestselling material, but how truthful?

Distorted, to be sure, but sharply truthful, too.

It was sparse but architecturally truthful and emotionally charged.