"What did you do on your summer holidays, Gaurika?" Her truthful reply – "Not much, apart from winning my heat at the Rio Olympics" – will merely be the latest remarkable story in a young life already lived to the full.
So when you tell a caregiver that you don't know how they are managing all of this, the truthful reply is: "With the realization that I have no other choice".
The author replied: 'My truthful answer to you...I always thought of Dumbledore as gay.' The audience reportedly fell silent - then erupted into prolonged applause.
When asked by a fan whether Albus Dumbledore, the books' wise mentor-figure, "who believed in the prevailing power of love, ever [fell] in love himself", Rowling replied, "My truthful answer to you … I always thought of Dumbledore as gay.
Benson and Assistant District Attorney Alexandra Cabot Stephaniee March) then warn Deng that DiStasio's defense team will claim in court that she fabricated the accusation for monetary reasons and ask her if she has been completely truthful; she replies that she has been.
"To be truthful," Cameron replied, "we're going to have to do some pretty difficult things, too" – a public sector pay freeze among them, and bringing forward the time when people will have to work a year longer before getting their state pension.
She asked the model: "Isn't it correct that your account today is not entirely truthful because of fear of Charles Taylor Campbellll replied: "No, that's not correct".
Inquiries about her work — or whether certain scenes in "Fair Game" are truthful — are met with raised eyebrows and a standard reply: "I can't speak to specifics".
That is to say, truthful revelation for the public good is the best reply strategy in the piecewise intertemporal game, and it is the only best reply strategy when x > 0. Remark 10 Theorem 10 means that the best reply strategy at τ s for each player is to reveal his/her true MRS for the public good to be provided at date τ s + 1, i.e., π i ( τ s + 1 ), but not π i ( τ s ).
"Well, to be truthful with you, I didn't like them," the detective replied.
Asked if Mrs. Clinton had been fully truthful with voters about what she would do as president, Mr. Obama replied, "No".
