"I put together a couple of punk groups and just stopped writing, which was truthfully a blessing always hated writing, always will," he says.
The intension of a term is the set of properties that apply to the things of which the term is truthfully predicated and which are listed in its definition or taken to be implied by it.
"For years, doctors have been talking to doctors about how to talk to patients about dying, which is wonderful, but truthfully, the way we need to shift our thinking is through a grassroots movement like this," said Dianne Gray, president of the Scottsdale, Ariz.-based Elisabeth Kübler-Ross Foundation, which teamed with Hebb to promote the dinners.
Byrne always said he was lucky he couldn't sing naturally because it made him sing truthfully, which is why he sounds so soulful.
You can flip through (or might have if you'd acted faster, slowpoke — see update below) all sixty-eight pages, plus the seventy-six pages of the paper's magazine supplement, which is called, not altogether truthfully, Fabulous.
Better that I let my work speak for me, which is all I've truthfully ever wanted or expected, both as a writer and as a reader of other authors' work".
Firstly, respondents were asked whether they replied to the questions related to crime truthfully, which is used to create the dummy variable TRUTHFUL.
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.
The United States Customs Court, however, ruled that the book did not contain "one word, phrase, sentence or paragraph which could be truthfully pointed out as offensive to modesty".
Some reviews have called this book "bold" or "confident", which is a nice thing to have said about you, but truthfully I am shit-scared.
