Sentence examples for speaking truthfully from inspiring English sources

The expectation that people are speaking truthfully to each other is essential to a civil society.

Mr. Mermelstein notes: "If Herrmann was speaking truthfully, his statement reveals a naïve view of how music is perceived by the public, to say nothing of the critics".

He said the inquiry would consider granting "protected measures" to whistleblowers who were afraid of criticising their employer or speaking truthfully about press ethics.

David Cameron, who also favours a "modest reduction", is no doubt speaking truthfully in his insistence that the government has "no plans to bring forward any legislation in this area".

It was a last-ditch attempt by Lazaro Gonzalez to try to show people that Elian was speaking truthfully, and from the heart, about his wishes, lawyers and relatives said.

Although the Republican Party has grown increasingly indifferent to speaking truthfully, it has paid no price, just as it has paid no price for the violence of its language, and its refusal to compromise, because regarding each of these tendencies, the media continues to blame both parties equally.

IT IS not always easy for a man to speak truthfully about his early childhood.

And then, when it was time to come forward, spoke truthfully".

Once you open the door and are honest, you have to continue to speak truthfully and be completely open".

I think it's so important that allies, especially strong allies like Britain and America, speak truthfully with one another.

His campaign has also pointed out that he has spoken truthfully on other occasions about not serving in Vietnam.