Sentence examples for truthfully claimed from inspiring English sources

It offered money and benefits to those willing to say they or their relatives had been shot by the opposition, writes Mr Nelson, and harassed those who truthfully claimed the opposite.

In relation to an annual meeting of Wallasey constituency Labour party, it said some members had truthfully claimed that homophobic instances occurred, while others truthfully said they were not aware of those instances.

The winner can truthfully claim to have written (at least a few words) for The Economist.

On visits to black and Hispanic districts he could truthfully claim: "These are my people".

That would be some stretch, but Scalabrine can truthfully claim to be a contributor this postseason.

I can truthfully claim, therefore, that I don't know what García won't tell me, the places inside García that he has closed off to scrutiny.

The only reward is that the winner can then truthfully claim to have written (at least a few words) for The Economist.

His views chime with the views of the bulk of Republican activists; and he can truthfully claim to have always criticised the conduct of the war, being one of the first senior figures to call for Mr Rumsfeld's head.Mr McCain remains a contender in the primaries despite his disappointing start.

One unfortunate consequence of this view is that a trans man (for example) cannot truthfully claim to be a man prior to transitioning.

At some point, it'll probably be commonplace, but as of its 2017 model year, Smart will be the only big car brand that can truthfully claim to offer both an electric drive and a gas-powered option across all of its vehicle offerings.

nor former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush can truthfully claim they've been fully consistent on how to deal with undocumented immigrants.