Sentence examples for that will truthfully from inspiring English sources

However, the ball is rolling, the inertia of low-level evidence is dissipating, and orthopaedic surgeons have the opportunity to join the ranks of other medical specialties in producing evidence that will truthfully guide our clinical practices.

If you answer truthfully, you are much more likely to give a consistent message that will be believable to the assessors.

"Whether these people will truthfully deal with the Fifth Census is a cause of great anxiety".

The origins of the presumption that witnesses will testify truthfully appear to extend back at least into the 19th century, see ante, at 144—145, when it was a widely held belief that a willful violation of the oath would expose the witness 'at once to temporal and to eternal punishment.' T. Starkie, Law of Evidence 29 (10th Am. ed. 1876).

You really think I'll answer that truthfully?

What did you do to me? Tell me!" He'd said, truthfully, that he could not remember, but he was half-naked, too.

Finally, game-theoretic work challenges an implicit assumption of the jury theorem, namely that voters will always reveal their judgments truthfully.

That's truthfully what I would do.