Sentence examples for truthful at from inspiring English sources

Tom and I were so pumped up that we hopped into the car and drove to Antigonish, a university town on the mainland, where we squeezed in an extra nine holes (10, to be truthful) at Antigonish Golf and Country Club, a very pleasant layout designed by its own members in 1922 and then expanded in the '90s.

Doris Day singing "Once I had a secret love" is as camp as a Julian and Sandy Christmas; a gay man saying it to his partner of 30-plus years is also camp, but charged and ironic and altogether truthful at the same time.

"My guess is that he's probably being truthful at remembering things as well as he can 25 years after the fact," said Mr. Damore, now a criminal defense lawyer, who described Mr. Mason as one of the most interesting people he ever met.

Given that, maybe we can blame our parents for the difficulty we have being entirely truthful at work.

My apologies for being less than truthful at times.

"This doesn't strike me as truthful at all, unless there's something very unusual about this particular church," he said over the phone Monday.

By filling the frame with Ms. Steen's features, he seems to think he's getting at something truthful, as if the close-up were a direct route to honesty.

Knausgaard is brutally, painstakingly, viciously truthful – or at least appears to be – about his relationship with his wife and children.

S.E.C. rules require certain disclosures about the deal before it can go through, and whenever a company speaks, it has to be truthful — or at least not dishonest.

Advertising needs to be honest and truthful, but at its best it can be enjoyable too, and in this country that is often the case.

Long Day's Journey Into Night, by contrast, is the really visceral excoriation of his family – a far more truthful look at his childhood.