Sentence examples for truly truthful from inspiring English sources

"If I was going to get a truly truthful answer from the President, I'd ask him if that's what our intelligence said, or if he manipulated or cherry-picked it," he said.

Was it all really truthful?

"Not only did they make false or unsubstantiated weight-loss claims, they also attempted to intimidate their own customers from sharing truthful — and truly negative — reviews of their products".

To be truthful - and truly to take stock of the classical rabbinic legacy, and of human nature - we have never given up speculating far beyond ourselves, as a people and as a species.

"They are either completely incompetent or they are not being completely truthful about what truly happened," Irwin said.

This rite-of-passage picture set in a small Californian town one late summer day in 1962 is his best, a touching, truthful meditation on America's last truly innocent generation.

Woolf is a relevant name here since from the beginning of her literary career she was pondering the impossibility of truly knowing anyone and hence the impossibility of truthful biography.

"I was truthful and I was honest, and I'm truly remorseful for what I've done," Mr. Burress said.

Here is an additional newsflash: The widowed are truly not looking for any gratuitous attention by stating a truthful marital status that they would happily relinquish in order to be able to check the "married" box on your form.

Until accounting is truthful and the interconnected, too-big-to-fail banks are truly solvent, payroll should be reduced and clawed back to refinance all the banks.

Fans must adore how truly honest your music is, knowing it is coming from such a truthful place.