| No, because if truth be told, the speakers were a B-list of political has-beens and celebrities, and their speeches were pretty dreadful. |
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| The photos, if truth be told, are promising: a beer gut Before the Pils-Min® cure, a six-pack After. |
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| Actually, if truth be told, a loud volume is really the only way to experience O Fortuna in all of its splendor. |
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| The position of the men cannot be left out as anyone can guess that the men are, if truth be told, very much in support of what their mothers and wives are doing. |
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| Our resolution will therefore be the first working document of the Convention on this essential subject, and in fact, if truth be told, the only document. |
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| Nevertheless, some topics were, if truth be told, clearly settled. |
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| For if truth be told, we know far more today about evangelizing those who live in developing countries than we do about carrying out the same work within those that make up the developed world. |
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| At least four times per week we found ourselves working for a common goal, the impact of which, if truth be told, I certainly had taken for granted back then. |
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| Both are useless as is Johnson if truth be told. |
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| However, if truth be told, I know that at the justice committee and on many issues the member for Hochelaga and our members have worked very closely. |
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| If truth be told I've had a totally relaxing and lazy 2 days, and here I am beating myself up because I haven't achieved anything worth noting. |
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| If truth be told, most of us are unaware of being in God's presence much more often than we are aware. |
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| If truth be told, their neighbours are experiencing exactly the same thing, which is that they are all sinking. |
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| If truth be told, and I will tell it, all of creative Intelligence wants to know change. |
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| If truth be told, some of the most apparently passionate orators have their gestures under complete control. |
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| If truth be told, we know factually who made those moves and it was the Liberal government under Jean Chrétien and Paul Martin. |
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| If truth be told, no one today can be certain how well taxpayers'money is being spent when it arrives in a developing country. |
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| If truth be told, the Council's and Parliament's starting positions were very different, but we have struck a sound compromise. |
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| If truth be told, it is the Commission that ultimately put forward the initial proposals for a European recovery plan, using all the instruments at its disposal. |
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| If truth be told, I also want admiration and applause. |
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| If truth be told, however, The Beatles' first appearance owed not a little of its brilliance to the Dark Ages that preceded it, certainly where native pop is concerned. |
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