When a Democrat finally was elected in 1992, in response to the economic failures of the first Bush administration, there was hope that there might finally be a pushback, politically, economically and culturally, against the excesses of what still was (and truthfully, still is) the Reagan era.
I didn't know what to think about it all, and truthfully, I still don't.
Prior to getting hitched, I had rather vocally questioned the marriage-industrial complex -- and, truthfully, I still worry about its oppressive roots.
Truthfully, it's still undercooked.
But he said they still thought that she testified truthfully.
To put some distance between herself and the lyrics but still be able to write truthfully, Yanya often writes as a character.
But, truthfully, I'm still back in mid-August, before the barn swallows vanished, before the pokeweed berries were ripe enough for the cedar waxwings, before the chipmunks gorged on the dogwood drupes.
Even if, truthfully, weight is still a top priority, but you wish it wasn't, that's a good enough start.
Ahern, threatened with expulsion from Fianna Fáil in the wake of the report, resigned from the party later in March while still maintaining that he had testified truthfully to the tribunal.
If, like the Germans, the people of these still-infected places faced their past truthfully they would downsize their sense of victimhood to better fit the facts.
At the interview, she can now truthfully state that she's still waiting to hear from a dozen consulting firms.
