An email came back: "Truthfully, I do not understand".
Truthfully, I can't understand how anyone gets to sleep without reading a few pages of a book first.
As for the idea of tackling the role of Tate, Robbie said she feels "a responsibility with every character I play, whether they're fictional or real life to play her right, play her truthfully, and kind of understand her emotional journey".
But while owning the stock will have quantifiable value when it trades on the open market, few buyers will be able to say truthfully that they understood the value of the company just a few years ago.
That I wanted to understand the other side because, truthfully, I'd never tried to before.
Talk to them on their own, so they can really understand how important it is and so you can talk truthfully without having to worry about others hearing.
Truthfully, I never really understood the beyond the water worship stuff, but God knows I've really wanted to.
Can anyone reading or listening to these remarks truthfully claim that President Obama is denying a connection between ISIL and Islam, or that he doesn't understand the nature of the conflict?
In his introduction, Curtis explains that this book came about largely at the urging of Susie Tracy, who felt there was much she didn't know about her father: "She wanted — needed — to understand, and the only way she could do so was to see his life documented as thoroughly and as truthfully as possible".
"Truthfully, it's useful to have somebody who understands how big companies operate and it's completely wrong to suggest that that in any way means I'm in favour of private provision.
Read it and take time to think truthfully.
