Sentence examples for may be truthful from inspiring English sources

It may be truthful or driven by a fear that going to trial would mean a life sentence.

Players are wont to say they do not care about the rankings, and some may be truthful, but Rusedski happily admits he is counting every last point.

Each has an earnest, detached quality that may be truthful — Mr. O'Ross in particular has a subtle restraint, with detail in his accent and thought in his eyes — but that quality drains energy from this already turgid film.

Some of it may be truthful, but just as we can filter the images we post, most of us also filter the reality we share -- highlighting the good and leaving out the less flattering bits.

Sin of irrelevance: committed by making an environmental claim that may be truthful but is unimportant or unhelpful for consumers seeking environmentally preferable products (e.g., "CFC-free" is meaningless given that chlorofluorocarbons are already banned by law).

The narrative encapsulates our eternal struggle for truth, hinted at by road signs that may or may not be truthful.

"The Internet gives the impression, and it may or may not be truthful, that you can find someone who is more specifically tailored to your desires," said David M. Buss, author of "The Evolution of Desire: Strategies of Human Mating" (Revised edition, Basic Books, 2003).

All of this information may or may not be truthful and accurate, says Kaplan, who goes by the handle Pud.

Suppose you want to know what someone's grade is, but think they may not be truthful, you may tell them you made a low grade, and don't care, you are glad that you did, then they may brag about what they actually made, instead of inflating their grade.

Memories which may even be truthful.

(i) When some malicious nodes launch the bad-mouthing attack, the link quality reports may not be truthful.