To tell truth, he had been expecting Robin any moment during these last ten days, and had wondered why he had not come.
This time it brought an unpleasant surprise with it, for to tell truth he had imagined himself secure against assault.
A transparent prevarication, but one it was impossible to set aside; nor, to tell truth, did Paul wish to set it aside.
Do physicians in Avignon wear caps of red and yellow and robes of black fur and strings of great black pearls that, to tell truth, I coveted sorely?
Nor, to tell truth, when I got home again could I remember all he said, save that it was of some frightful ill which comes upon the world from the East and will leave it desolate.
As all know, the saint's beard goes in relics, and to tell truth, I would be better pleased to leave Paradise to those who wish for it.
To tell truth it had quite a fine tone, especially when all the wind in its wheezy bellows was sent into one note.
To tell truth, Punoo's estimate of the harmonium was vague and misty on more points than this.
Not to boast, darling old son, I tell truth; I am only happy when my heart is beating near you.
To tell truth, it is the advocate I wish to rebuke, and to praise the adversary.
So I reasoned in exclamations, being, to tell truth, tired of seeming to be what I was not quite, of striving to become what I must have divined that I never could quite attain to.
To tell truth, he never climbed up for that purpose to the tower without a breathlessness not altogether to be accounted for by the steepness of the stairs.
George, who, to tell truth, was beginning to feel the pangs of hunger, hesitated between awaking his guest and taking his bath.
To tell truth, the only person in that up-stairs world who was satisfied at the new turn affairs had taken was Gwen Boynton.
Sure some devil possesseth thee to tell truth or lies at thy own pleasure.
To tell truth, even Parbutti did not care to drive the stunned look from Durga's face, lest it should be replaced by seven devils; so she was left alone.
This ownership had much to do with the English lady's patience in regard to Kirpo who, to tell truth, had been learning the alphabet for five years.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tell truth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
