Sentence examples for perfectly truthful from inspiring English sources

She was known for her gentle manner, tact, discretion, and always being perfectly truthful.

To be perfectly truthful, I'd be doing what I do on the show – talking and arguing politics – for nothing even if it weren't on the air".

And, if the worry is that political ads would not be scrupulously high-minded and perfectly truthful, should we not ban tabloid newspapers also?

'I had not been in love - though I could not have loved him more - & - our relationship was an intimacy of minds - & words & an emotional one.' It is perfectly truthful as far as it goes, but these diaries were written with an eye to posterity and are not fully confessional (the editor, Mark Pottle, has removed passages which would be hurtful to those still living).

Jimmy Anderson, a truly gigantic bowler in this series, was only being perfectly truthful when he said that players have to learn fast in international cricket or their careers will be short: he may have been generalising, but there is no doubt what he meant.

I had expected that they would behave as people would in any proper Agatha Christie book; one of them, I thought, would engage me in conversation in the front of the store, while someone else sneaked out back to call the cops, and I was ready with a perfectly truthful explanation about how the character in my book had to buy arsenic and I needed to find out how to go about it.

The couple of times I have seen him on television, he has turned out to be a perfectly normal, truthful person.

Be absolutely real and truthful.

Both practices are perfectly legal if the marketing is truthful, the disclosures are adequate and the consumer consents.

RP: Truthful, always truthful.

It was truthful, 100% truthful.