Sentence examples for fully and truthfully from inspiring English sources

After the appearance, Mr. Luskin said Mr. Rove had answered the committee's questions "fully and truthfully".

The lawyer said Mr. Turoff testified "fully and truthfully" before the Investigation Commission concerning $244,000 in loans he had received from the Hyfin Credit Union in Brooklyn.

Ms. Brooks is specifically required to produce all documents sought by the government, to answer all questions fully and truthfully and to testify before the grand jury and at any trial.

The writer ran the alien-abduction theory by presidential adviser Sidney Blumenthal, who discussed it with his White House colleagues and then E-mailed the writer to say that when he returned to Kenneth Starr's grand jury that he would be "fully and truthfully responsive about alien abduction".

In South Africa, after the transition to majority rule, a Truth and Reconciliation Commission was empowered by the new government to pardon those who had committed political crimes during the long years of apartheid -- as long as the perpetrators of the crimes testified fully and truthfully to what they had done.

Ms. Kelly's lawyer, Willis J. Goldsmith, said in a statement, "Megyn Kelly has made no public comment on the matter, nor will she while the review is pending, other than to say she has cooperated with the inquiry fully and truthfully".

Moral ideals of autonomy and agency argue for informing patients of their medical conditions, truthfully and fully.

The payoff is seeing the question more holistically, more fully, and perhaps more truthfully.

In 1992, Mayor Giuliani spoke out against a reduction of Mr. Milken's sentence, telling CNN that others had cooperated "more fully, more truthfully and earlier".

And I think that to a young person who is figuring themselves out and really defining who they are in the world, that is where the inspiration comes from about living fully, living truthfully and very glamorously, at that.

We've all been through friendships, romantic relationships, work or family relations in which we knew that we were not authentic, not comfortable to have an open heart and fully express ourselves truthfully.