Sentence examples for truthfully received from inspiring English sources

Not a single taster noticed the switch.Last week, in response to some behavioural economics research on media strategies and audience opinion forming, I suggested that professional journalists might want to take a more scientific and systematic approach to the field in order to improve the extent to which stories are truthfully received.

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In his paper Burnet cited Talmage's review, and in a later interview, Talmage said he believed that Burnet "truthfully had developed the idea before he received my paper".

Mainly this negativity appeared to centre on the issue of trust, in that participants felt they could not trust other people to report behaviour change truthfully or use the money that they received as part of a HPFI scheme wisely.

GPs were often unaware of which patients and carers had received the service: "To tell you truthfully, I have no idea if you had picked the two, the people up that I referred and I have no idea what has been done with them on behalf of the project and I have no idea if it's made a difference".

It said he had failed to "truthfully account" for sums amounting to 250,000 Irish punts received between 1993 and 1995.

Truthfully, it's possible that upon Clare's admission to her ALR I may have even received some heads-up information about the possible need to eventually hire private aides.

I received a Now 26 double cassette tape for Christmas 1993 and, after hearing Meatloaf's "I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That)", I can truthfully say I never looked back.

"The question is, 'How do I know that the actions I receive communications for are the ELF?' Well, truthfully, there is no way to know because the ELF is an anonymous group," Mr. Rosebraugh said recently.

In addition, healthcare providers have a duty to disclose truthfully the diagnosis and prognosis to HIV patients, and should receive training in disclosure ethics and skills (Walker, Nie, Qiao, Tucker, & Li, 2015).