Sentence examples for speaking truly from inspiring English sources

There was one, and maybe only one, moment in the Republican debate in Des Moines, on Thursday night, when the candidates sounded as though they were speaking truly and honestly — from the heart, unrehearsed, and uninhibited.

If the reported event is improbable we ask how probable it is that the eyewitness is speaking truly.

62. See Dorr (2005) for an argument that charitable interpretation of ontologists favors interpreting them to be speaking truly when they say 'there are no statues'.

(i) entails (iii) 'I am speaking truly' and is incompatible with (ii) and with (iv) 'I truly say I speak falsely'.

The truth of the testifiee's belief will therefore depend upon whether or not the testifier is speaking truly, and so this should be called the 'guṇa' here.

Anyone who attempted to claim that they can't both be speaking truly would be guilty of shifting the context in her attempt to derive a contradiction.

That circle of colour speaks truly of the underworld.

To speak truly, it's unsettling to be here.

Biographies could be built up to show that they were honest men and spoke truly.

"Only the man who makes the voyage can speak truly about it," he writes in "Miles Gone By".

But only the "You"s of "Speak, Memory" and of "Look at the Harlequins!" — the "You"s of which Nabokov flatly refuses to speak — truly reflect his wife.