Sentence examples similar to truthfully asserted from inspiring English sources
(J) Whether we can truthfully assert various K-sentences about Henry depends (at least in part) on our context.
In Vietnam he could, at first, truthfully assert his consistency with the commitments of Kennedy and Eisenhower.
No aid organisation working in the region during those days can truthfully assert that 100% of its assistance reached the victims.
If so, his utterance is an act of verbal participation in the game on which it comments, a fiction-generating move in the game under the rules: going through the motions of asserting that Juliet is the sun will fictionally count as sincerely and truthfully asserting this very thing.
When New York Washington correspondent Olivia Nuzzi played the audio in during Nielsen's briefing, the Homeland Security secretary ignored it and said that it was "offensive" for reporters to truthfully assert that the "zero tolerance" immigration policy intentionally separates children from their parents.
The majority of adolescents stated that they answered truthfully, but only 71% asserted that they found all questions understandable.
The slow trailer is perhaps the most obstinate method of staking a claim for a forthcoming film; asserting, truthfully or not, that this one has a special confidence – so it must be worth seeing.
On that interpretation, Unger speaks truthfully when he asserts "Statues do not exist", since there are no statues among the simples.
In a letter to Republican officials in Florida, Univision called the allegations being made against it "patently absurd" and asserted that the story was "truthfully and accurately reported".
It's bad form to assert, even truthfully, that a wine isn't good.
