Sentence examples for truthfully and fully from inspiring English sources

Despite doubts, she ultimately agreed that the hijackers' photographs should be shown because "we need to tell the story of 9/11 truthfully and fully".

Wyden "lacked the courage of his conviction," Brenner wrote on the influential national-security blog Lawfare, and placed Clapper "in the impossible position of answering a question that he could not address truthfully and fully without breaking his oath not to divulge classified information".

Moral ideals of autonomy and agency argue for informing patients of their medical conditions, truthfully and fully.

Macchiarini's activities in Russia "were in breach of KI's fundamental values and have damaged KI's reputation," it says; Macchiarini "failed to truthfully and fully report his extra-occupational activities;" he "supplied false or misleading information in the CV he submitted to KI;" and he "demonstrated scientific negligence, according to KI's investigation in 2015".

We've all been through friendships, romantic relationships, work or family relations in which we knew that we were not authentic, not comfortable to have an open heart and fully express ourselves truthfully.

In 1992, Mayor Giuliani spoke out against a reduction of Mr. Milken's sentence, telling CNN that others had cooperated "more fully, more truthfully and earlier".

Ms. Brooks is specifically required to produce all documents sought by the government, to answer all questions fully and truthfully and to testify before the grand jury and at any trial.

And I think that to a young person who is figuring themselves out and really defining who they are in the world, that is where the inspiration comes from about living fully, living truthfully and very glamorously, at that.

It stipulates that the rat agrees to testify fully and truthfully, and the prosecutor in turn agrees to consider the rat's cooperation with respect to the rat's punishment, and in his case to help Massino avoid the death penalty and maybe, someday, as Massino put it, "to see a light at the end of the tunnel".

"This includes the provision of inaccurate statements similar to those provided to other elements of the U.S. Government and later to the public, as well as instances in which specific questions from White House officials were not answered truthfully or fully".

And fully, fully fucking.