Sentence examples for probably truthful from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the statements that companies like Facebook and Google made are probably truthful if taken literally.

Most of the runs are classified red and as I zipped down them reasonably effortlessly, I would have loved to say they were, but it's probably more truthful to say they'd only warrant a blue in France.

"My guess is that he's probably being truthful at remembering things as well as he can 25 years after the fact," said Mr. Damore, now a criminal defense lawyer, who described Mr. Mason as one of the most interesting people he ever met.

In each case, their caricatures of the students they were paid to inspire probably say something truthful, if crudely expressed.

A loosely-plotted book like Nausea can tell us more about the being alive than a tightly-plotted thriller and it will probably be more truthful.

The engraving is alleged to be of William Shakespeare, but it's probably no more truthful a likeness than the postcard I have of Jesus that makes him look like David Beckham.

They are probably Yankees fans or truthful fans.

"But to be truthful, I probably would have had an interest in any place Sheryl wanted to go".

They aren't perfect indicators of the honesty of each candidate, and conclusions like "Candidate X lies the most" or "Candidate Y is the most truthful" should probably not be drawn from the data.

Allowing prospective jurors to answer questions anonymously, she said, "will probably encourage the giving of truthful answers".

The attraction of this particular interpretation of the concept of truthful architecture was probably due to the popularity of new attitudes toward experimental science and to the disrepute into which mythology had been cast by the philosophers of the Enlightenment.