Sentence examples for truthful said from inspiring English sources

"Most advertising is very truthful," said Michael J. Owens, vice president for sales and marketing at Anheuser-Busch, which sells brands like Budweiser, Bud Light and Michelob Ultra.

The development raised doubts about whether the man's confessions in the other killings were truthful, said a person involved in the case.

"Even if we say things with an American point of view, it is always truthful," said Lt. Edward Shank, the wing's public affairs officer.

"Young people were telling us, 'It needs to be more shocking, it needs to be more violent, it needs to be more truthful,' " said Peter Wathens-Hughes, the film's director.

"I fail to understand why members of this committee or the American people should find any testimony that you give today to be truthful," said Omar, a freshman Democrat who has been engulfed in controversy this week over her claim that members of Congress support Israel because they are beholden financially to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.

Sanderson Farms said it was not saying the use of the treatments "is bad, because we do that also, but we're saying to use those products in your hatchery and your feed and to label that as raised without antibiotics is just not truthful," said Lampkin Butts, president of Sanderson.

"Peggy is prim and quiet, whereas Karen is outspoken, brutally truthful, says what she feels - can't help but tell the truth".

"He's totally truthful," says his co-star Walter.

"It's really important that my lyrics are truthful," says La Havas.

The administration could have been truthful, saying that the intelligence about W.M.D. was incomplete but alarming -- and that in any case Saddam was a monster.

"The way that people speak is so rooted in who we are, where we are, what we're doing in that moment – that's what makes it so truthful," says Blythe.