Yet it is also beautifully and truthfully said, although, as he writes in a postscript, "too heatedly written with too many ands and so forth".
Yet it is also beautifully and truthfully said, although, as he writes in a postscript, "too heatedly written with too many ands and so forth". Bishop responds with the name of a good analyst in Cambridge.
"We are not yet in a position where we can truthfully say that all the difficulties are behind us," she said.
Yet with such struggles as soon overtook Rose and Albert, truthfully, they might have wished to be a little better partitioned from their neighbors' overhearing.
But no one is really obligated to answer anything, yet they do, and for the most part they do so truthfully.
"My answer's a cop-out," he said, truthfully, "but it's the one you've not seen yet".
Because they were granted so many options that year (which they could not yet exercise and which are now worthless), Skilling or Lay can state truthfully that he added to his position in Enron shares.
What is the EDC's view regarding alternative options for removal?" "You know, we don't have the answer to that yet, and that's one of the things that we want studied," Krop answered truthfully.
I wasn't angry at her, and truthfully, her comment would be the first of quite a few well meaning, yet tone deaf, responses to our family's horrific tragedy over the coming months.
You can knock down the ridiculousness of the past if we're willing to face the present truthfully and honestly and deal with the past as it really was and yet look forward to the future.
