Sentence examples for most truthfully from inspiring English sources
The cover for the album Nightclubbing (1981) boasts the image Goude believes most truthfully crystallises his overall vision of her – a fearless modern hero, with extreme, subversive beauty.
"The Chechen people think that Tolstoy wrote most truthfully of the events that happened then and the character of the mountain peoples, their striving to be independent, for freedom, and their religious, ethnic and other particularities," Mr. Tolstoy said.
"The Chechen people think that Tolstoy wrote most truthfully of the events that happened then and the character of the mountain peoples, their striving to be independent, for freedom, and their religious, ethnic and other particularities," said Mr. Tolstoy.
As a great-great-grandson of Tolstoy told the Times, "The Chechen people think that Tolstoy wrote most truthfully of the events that happened then and the character of the mountain peoples, their striving to be independent, for freedom, and their religious, ethnic and other particularities…Tolstoy, in spite of the fact that he was an aristocrat, a Russian count, was very democratic and open.
John Brewer, writing in the London Review of Books, says that for his Birds, "Bewick had acquired national renown as the artist who most truthfully depicted the flora and fauna of the British countryside".
Truthfully, most English speakers gave up on that rigid construction long ago.
He added: "No, democracy really is not an issue here and truthfully most of the Gabonese people will not tell you that it is an issue.
Truthfully, most photos are not worthy of posting.
And truthfully, most of them are honest allies for nonprofits.
Truthfully, most of my reading has revolved around childhood learning and behavioral disorders since that has had a huge effect on my family over the past several years.
Truthfully, most of those million-daily commutes land somewhere between boring and annoying there's really no other place where you can spend more time and have less fun.
