Sentence examples for expected the truth from inspiring English sources

Mr Gbago's son Michael told the BBC that he expected the truth to be heard and his father freed.

But though it turned out to be the date everyone expected, the truth is that up until today, nobody, not even case and accessory manufacturers, knew for certain.

From a leader, I expect the truth.

"Tell Elizabeth Dole we expect the truth," the announcer says.

People expect the truth in South African theatre, says Kentridge, but theatre is a fiction.

Just as we expect the press to run corrections, we expect the truth from human rights organizations".

"We can't expect the truth to be told, and then not be prepared to tell it yourself.

But expecting the truth because it would so clearly be foolish for Christie to lie, or for any politician to, is a misguided notion.

Where we have no such well-defined semantic properties, we should not expect the truth predicate to report anything well-behaved, nor should we expect properties like capture and release to hold.

If you're not transparent, people won't know enough about what's going on to have good, independent opinions, and if you don't expect the truth of people, you'll never know whether or not they're telling you want they really think.

Onstage, they expect the truth.