Sentence examples for truthful then from inspiring English sources

"The important part to remember is, regardless of what's on these documents, if at the time you filled them out you believe you're being truthful, then that's really all that should matter," Mr. London said.

"It's nothing so banal as you get married and everything changes, but if you're truthful, then everything in life contributes to what you are, what you write," he says.

DAVID KEPPEL Bloomington, Ind., Sept. 10, 2013 To the Editor: If President Bashar al-Assad is being truthful, then President Obama should ask that he promptly supply a list of the location, quantity and chemical composition of all chemical and biological stockpiles and labs.

"I've said to the Jewish community: 'If there's something that I said that is not truthful, then I do not want to be a party to that which is false, so if you can show me where what I said was error then you won't have to ask me to apologise, I will go before the World where I made the error and make the appropriate apology.' But that can't happen without a dialogue".

After her testimony, prosecutor Mary Beth Welsh told reporters, "The question turns on this witness and whether she was being truthful then or is being truthful now".

For me, I always ask what the purpose of the transfer—I use my own judgment, and if I don't believe that the person is being truthful, then I will refuse to carry out the deal.

My job is to ensure the characters are emotionally truthful and then I find that they lift off the page and begin to tell their stories themselves.

I was mindful of the risks in this endeavor: if something happens to me because I tried to preserve a truthful memory, then let the book stand as my tombstone, too.

"This is downright disgraceful and if we cannot rely on elected members in parliament to issue accurate and truthful information then who can we rely on," she said.

The act of sharing one's favourite songs is, in itself, so personal, so truthful, that to try to then introduce any reserve, let alone any caginess or defensiveness, would be both difficult and obscurely unnecessary.

In a recent interview, Mr. Albee recalled her "extraordinary performances as Desdemona in 'Othello' and Martha in 'Virginia Woolf,' " and praised Ms. Hagen first as "a profoundly truthful actress" and then as "a dedicated and demanding teacher".