Sentence examples for could truthfully be from inspiring English sources
In its due process analysis, the appeals court said that in the context of the law's "extreme and onerous" conditions, individuals who could truthfully be described as convicted sex offenders were nonetheless entitled to a chance to dispute the "false stigma" of being placed on a list that suggested by its very nature that they were unusually dangerous.
Could that truthfully be said by one literary man (or woman) to another in the early 21st century?
But rather than doing so, the gentleman asked a question that could easily be answered truthfully: "Were you satisfied there?" "No," Karl cried, almost cutting him off.
On visits to black and Hispanic districts he could truthfully claim: "These are my people".
Yet, there is one of King's observations of Goldwater that cannot be applied to Trump: there is no way that King could truthfully say that Donald Trump is not a racist.
My work, truthfully, is not bad, nor are the customers.
She was the first woman of whom it truthfully could be said that she shopped until she dropped.
Here, at least, he could truthfully assure her that she had no need to be jealous, but she replied, "You do not love me".
The bright spots are moments when I pull myself up out the muck--my own muck and other people's muck--wipe off the filth, and notice that the world is still out there, that I still have a pulse, and that, truthfully, it could be worse.
The United States Customs Court, however, ruled that the book did not contain "one word, phrase, sentence or paragraph which could be truthfully pointed out as offensive to modesty".
