to say the truth

To say the truth, I had conceived a few scruples with relation to the distributive justice of princes upon these occasions.

Indeed, to say the truth, I am convinced within myself that your father had no idea of your giving them any money at all.

And, to say the truth, there is no conduct less politic than to enter into any confederacy with your friend's servants against into master.

Women suffrage will not, to say the truth. add to the political confusion.

I'm only here to say the truth because I believe that there's too much lies going around and too much controversy and too much hearsay.

Facts, cause I may not get a chance again to say the truth.

They ask men to say the truth and be honest, but mind you, women prefer hearing the positive side or the answer they long for and expect.

For to say the truth, Clyde had a soul that was not destined to grow up.

For, to say the truth, there is no kind of flatteryso irresistible as this, at second hand.

It is you who asked me to say the truth. Don't blame me.

If we wish to say the truth, just to say 'rain' or 'wind' or 'cloud' is enough.

However, to say the truth, I want the company signed in Shanghai, it also depends on how I do you.

To say the truth, there was much need of professional assistance, not merely for Hester herself, but still more urgently for the child;