Sentence examples for nothing truthful from inspiring English sources

The headline of the piece is "The shocking truth about the crackdown on Occupy," but there is nothing truthful about what follows.

He was self-invented; there seemed nothing truthful about him, and that's always concerned me greatly.

Our society is an open one in which issues are exposed to widespread public scrutiny, and we can be confident that nothing truthful will be said in Geneva that has not been said before in America.

Here are the notes for this chart - Nothing was truthful.

The character has no apparent need to stay onstage, nothing active and truthful to motivate her — unless she is trying to bed the martyr-in-waiting, a notion that the play toys with and, thankfully, rejects.

"The consensus was that as long as we were being truthful and nothing was being stretched or exaggerated we fell into the realms of safety.

Still, would anyone claim that there isn't irony in the way the State Department regularly crusades for the rights of bloggers abroad in the face of all kinds of government oppression, crediting their voices for the Arab Spring, while going after one of its own bloggers at home for saying nothing that wasn't truthful?

Nothing I say is truthful except this..

Although Norway continues to be a strong player in oil and gas, many Norwegians have embraced the most truthful cliche ever uttered: nothing lasts forever.

The Gray Commission's public claim on May 28 that it had nothing new to report was not truthful.

One day after Mr. Conrad's recommendation was disclosed in June by Senator Arlen Specter, a Pennsylvania Republican, Mr. Gore decided to release the transcript of the April interview, saying it demonstrated he had been truthful under oath and had nothing to hide.