Sentence examples for so truthfully from inspiring English sources

So, truthfully, after the initial shock, I realized that my son had done us all a big favor.

And he presented them so truthfully and hilariously that he was able to transcend racial boundaries and capture a huge audience of admirers in virtually every ethnic, economic and cultural group in America.

The resemblance is uncanny... Thanks #Stonewall Movie for telling the story of our revolution so truthfully... pic.twitter.com/yGzjYC6jhd Irvine saw Stonewall for the first time last week and has attempted to reassure fans that Johnson is a "major part" of the storyline, despite admitting that he felt "incredible nervous" about taking on his role.

But Shakespeare's "readiness to remark the mind's fainter and involuntary utterances" is so great, says Schlegel, that "nobody ever painted so truthfully as he has done the facility of self-deception, the half self-conscious hypocrisy towards ourselves, with which even noble minds attempt to disguise the almost inevitable influence of selfish motives in human nature".

The book has such convincing density of detail, with the quiddities of a particular life so truthfully rendered, that I was reminded of a phrase from Middlemarch: "an idea wrought back to the directness of sense, like the solidity of objects".

Only Rohwer could have said it so metaphorically and so truthfully.

"I'm not trying to get shot in the face, so naturally, truthfully, I'm trying to go across the car," he said.

She did so, and truthfully told the judge the same account she had given to police.

Small rooms felt claustrophobic, but truthfully so.

The self, so various and truthfully mutable in Kraus's book, isn't that way onscreen.

"You could say that it's taking on Kashmir, terrorism and so on, but truthfully that's not what it felt like.