Sentence examples for it would be truthful from inspiring English sources

It would be truthful to say that I wasn t even close to being prepared for what lay in store for me.

You see, even if I ended up getting super-serious with the person I am seeing, and decided to move in with him and make a long-term commitment, I just don't think it would be truthful or wise to also agree to forsake all others.

For consumers, it is important that the origin statement would be truthful.

I think the way tabloids treat celebrities is often intrusive and mean, but my tip would be truthful and accurate, and I'm sure it wouldn't bother this guy.

However, an authenticated photocopy of the certificate of origin of the main ingredient issued by country A cannot guarantee that the origin statement on the label would be truthful, and importing country C might need another method to verify the origin if it would damage consumers' interests.

Pell swore on a Bible his evidence would be truthful.

After all, the information gained would be "truthful and not misleading".

Me and my wife Kim, as parents, always agreed we'd be truthful to our kids, but also age-appropriate.

That would be demagoguing, but it would be as truthful as calling them job creators.

But in his address later this week, it would be supremely truthful for him to say that, at least for now, there is no good strategy.

"I'm not suggesting that Ms. Locy would not be truthful," he said, "but it would be very convenient for reporters in this situation to just say, 'I don't recall.' " Locy said she had 10 to 12 sources at the Justice Department and the F.B.I. who talked with her about the anthrax investigation — and about many other stories she covered during her four years on the beat.