Sentence examples for could be truthful from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the telling point is when Buck admits she really wanted to see Syria's historical sites and so weighed up in her mind what the worst that could happen would be, "I would write a piece for Vogue that missed the deeper truth about its subject," before adding, oddly for a journalist, "I had learned long ago that the only person I could be truthful about was myself".

He said he couldn't be truthful because lying was habitual, and that he feared I'd leave him if he told me everything.

We adults could be more truthful too, never to intentionally hurt someone's feelings, but to connect with people in a deeper way.

And I wound up taking the job on "The West Wing" because I actually thought I could be more truthful with the fictitious government than I could writing in Washington for the actual administration.

The researchers figured that in this relaxed setting, the men could be more truthful about their experiences than they might be in a rigid clinical trial or a one-on-one interview.

We had all hoped that when Brown took over, there would be some sort of signal that even if the new administration could not afford to be truthful about the past, they might allow some public admission that they didn't intend to repeat it.

I'm sure there's a letdown, but to be truthful, I couldn't care less".

It probably doesn't matter, as a prospective dealer lost confidence that he ever could trust this artist to be truthful.

Couldn't be more disappointed to be truthful.

This association could suggest that participants may not be truthful when asked about cancer stigma and this has important implications for using the scale we have developed.

The administration could have been truthful, saying that the intelligence about W.M.D. was incomplete but alarming -- and that in any case Saddam was a monster.