Sentence examples similar to truthfully constructed from inspiring English sources

Truthfully, I don't know if Oklahomans should be angrier about the $1.3 billion Oklahoma budget deficit that is contributing to our Oklahoma public school crisis or the fact that most recent bills have been constructed to undermine our Oklahoma infrastructure by every conceivable means.

Five different univariate models were constructed for each of the following outcome variables: ease of use (easy/difficult), perceived confidentiality (private/no privacy), truthfulness (all truthfully/some dishonesty), and mode of inquiry (ACASI/other type).

Unlike Zuza, she would rather not construct a "colorful," "dramatic" -- and deceptively simple -- narrative out of the raw material of her elders' stories; instead, she sticks with their original complexity, weaving her novel out of random photographs, scraps of letters and anecdotes reluctantly (and not always truthfully) told.

Women emerge during the Augustan period as the preferred symbols of this "moralized privacy," and while the physical and social circumstances of Roman women were highly disparate, the representation of female virtues remains consistent: "the domestic ideal was a construct which did not 'truthfully' represent any woman's life, even at the same time as it purported to represent them all" (38).

Make direct eye contact and speak truthfully.

But truthfully?

Truthfully, no.

He answered truthfully.

"Truthfully I was angry.

"Truthfully, I never counted.

"Truthfully?" she says.