Sentence examples for fully truthful from inspiring English sources

Asked if Mrs. Clinton had been fully truthful with voters about what she would do as president, Mr. Obama replied, "No".

But if prosecutors find that he has not been fully truthful in his statements, the chances of negotiating a deal worsen -- or are eliminated.

Even after the real killer, Rudy Guede, was apprehended, it seemed unlikely that a fully truthful account of what happened to Meredith Kercher would ever be known.

"Athletes like him, and others, who have voluntarily come in, taken accountability for their actions and have been fully truthful, are essential to securing a brighter future for the sport of cycling," Tygart said in an email.

The investigation, they said, centers in part on whether Mr. Jackson was fully truthful in Congressional testimony and in interviews with federal investigators when he said he had not steered housing contracts to friends and administration supporters.

Despite a plethora of books and people who will tell you otherwise, authentic leadership is anything but simple, straightforward, fully truthful and uncontrived.

Some of those candidates and many others have been called out for less-than-fully-truthful statements on countless other topics as well.

It was so pure, so fully formed -- so truthful, in so many ways that matter.

Mr. Ferrara (the director), with whom you don't work unless you're pretty prepared for a raw and truthful ride, fully took his directorial journey, uncompromising in all things.

In the months that followed, after interviewing Mr. Rattner again and examining the limited batch of e-mails Quadrangle had given them, Mr. Cuomo's investigators came away believing that Mr. Rattner had been truthful and that Quadrangle was fully cooperating.

The resulting dataset consisted of 800 reviews with positive sentiment towards the hotels (fully balanced with 400 deceptive and 400 truthful-reviews).