Sentence examples for would be truthfully from inspiring English sources

While around three quarters, or 77 per cent, said they would be truthfully about physical sickness or injury, such as back pain, flu or an accidental injury, only two in five, or 39 per cent, would tell the truth if they had to call in sick due to stress, anxiety or depression.

"My father would be truthfully honored that I would go on to follow in his footsteps and do what he did, not just because my father was killed in the line of duty but because I've always wanted to do it," he said then.

He said a coalition with the Lib Dems would be "difficult, truthfully, because I think we feel that the Lib Dems have propped up a very right-wing Conservative government".

When I am confronted by a tearful mother begging me to tell her where the infection came from, the worst thing to do at that moment would be to respond truthfully: "You gave the infection to the baby".

The writer ran the alien-abduction theory by presidential adviser Sidney Blumenthal, who discussed it with his White House colleagues and then E-mailed the writer to say that when he returned to Kenneth Starr's grand jury that he would be "fully and truthfully responsive about alien abduction".

At first we thought the enhancement of the "thumping lows" using the bass port would be overwhelming and, truthfully, a bit annoying.

One suspects that Mr. Blessing thought this strategy would be a surprise and, truthfully, it is.

If we would have the required meta-knowledge, answering the questions truthfully would be a good guide for determining empathy as defined within the context of each scale.

My own reaction, truthfully, would be the same as Faye's, though I might not say it aloud (or then again, maybe I would).

Truthfully, few would be as successful without it.

Truthfully, it would be a futile argument because they very well may be right.