Use "honestly" in a sentence

1. This man came here honestly from YingolNeerie, in the flesh, on a big flaming starship like Jorma had seen in sci-fi movies all his life, and pictures in the news twenty one decades ago

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2. ‘Do you honestly think it is a good idea, Mum?’ he asked, throwing the towel on the bed … I pick it up quickly … when will he learn that wet towels and beds don’t mix!

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3. I have had to explain where the house is to Liz … Stephen obviously hasn’t got round to telling her where he lives yet … honestly!

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4. Honestly! There are times when I despair of my only son!

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5. Maybe I wasn't the bravest in the world, hell, not even the bravest in Darklow, but one thing I can honestly say about myself, then as well as today, is that I'm determined and when it comes to family I will do, give and take whatever is needed

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6. "Look, Theo, I honestly ain't heard this girl's name before

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7. ‘We left her car at the house – she was in no fit state to drive, but all the same she had some loopy idea that I was going to allow her to … honestly! I put paid to that, Mum, in no uncertain terms

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8. I wouldn't honestly have worried about a broken finger or two for me, or even a leg if it would protect my children, but not being able to do anything if they chose to punish Will

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9. “Alright then…early in the morning you say? And you can say that accurately and honestly ‘cause in all the 8 inspection rounds you religiously did last night, Williams was sittin’ there, in the pink, smellin’ of roses

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10. He relaxes visibly – silly man, did he honestly think I was going to say anything else?

11. Honestly! One minute she’s not got a good word to say for Betty and the next …

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12. Honestly, learning the art of flowing with the

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13. “My son, if you receive my words, and store my commands within you, inclining your ear to wisdom, and applying your mind to reason; if you appeal to intelligence, and lift up your voice to reason; if you seek her as silver, and search for her as for hidden treasures – then will you understand reverence for the Lord, and will discover the knowledge of God; for the Lord gives wisdom, out of His mouth comes knowledge and reason; He has help in store for the upright, He is a shield to those who walk honestly; He guards the paths of justice, and protects the way of His pious ones; then will you understand rectitude and justice, and will keep to every good course; for when wisdom finds a welcome within you, and knowledge becomes a pleasure to you, discretion will watch over you, reason will guard you – saving you from the way of evil men, from men who use perverse speech; who leave the paths of uprightness, to walk in ways of darkness; who delight in doing evil, exult in wanton wickedness’ who are crooked in all their ways, and tortuous in their paths – saving you from the wife of another, from the adulteress who plies you with smooth words, who forsakes the companion of her youth, and forgets her pledge to God; for her paths lead down to death, and her tracks descend to the Shades; none who go to her come back again, or reach the paths of life – helping you to walk in the way of good men, and to keep to the paths of the righteous; for the upright will live in the land, and the honest will remain in it; while the wicked will be cut off from the land, and the faithless will be rooted out of it

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14. It’s important in the process of achieving your goal to do a reality check from time to time, to give yourself the opportunity to consider the goal realistically and honestly

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15. As if I would recognise them if they were waving flags! Honestly, Lintze, you are a complete prat at times

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16. ‘Oh, darling! If you could see your face! You didn’t honestly think he’d just say ‘Oh good!’ and leave it at that, did you, Anna? I’d have had fifty fits if my mother had phoned me and told me she was getting married again

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17. Or, instead, he or she could take time to develop what is honestly good

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18. tolerated and what honestly makes it more or less tolerable? When is the

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19. I can honestly say that the relief

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20. Honestly, Sarah, you are getting maudlin! How absurd can you get?

21. found these he or she honestly DOES know what she or he is doing

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22. No person alive should have a problem with you honestly saying what’s

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23. Pray for us: for we trust we have a good conscience, in all things willing to live honestly

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24. Whilst his human self mourned the loss of the one man he had honestly counted as a friend, part of his mind was working out that with Chas gone, the bulk of the proceeds of this little project would now come to him

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25. “I’ve never bought enhancements, so it will be hours,” he told her honestly

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26. “Well, no,” Tom answered, so honestly that it surprised both Fred

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27. His head drew back, but he answered her honestly, “Athnu,” he said

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28. It was an accident, honestly

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29. And although I don’t have a terribly high opinion of the man, I honestly think our Andy was telling the truth when he said that he wouldn’t have used it if he hadn’t been so desperate to get away from here

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30. I honestly don’t know, but if they were in the centre of the earthquake zone, it would be a miracle if they did survive

31. ‘I’m fine, honestly, I am

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32. ‘No, Mel, honestly, I have! His name’s Simon and he’s a writer

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33. “Oh, really? Do you all honestly believe that?” Justice asked

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34. the last thing Roman wanted to be—he honestly didn’t hear me because of that

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35. ‘You’re not honestly telling me that you didn’t think

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36. Hipolyta nominated herself for sending word to Harry about their plans, “Once we have something more than: 'We're coming to visit,'” she announced honestly to the chuckles and laughter from the rest of the room

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37. Honestly, what would Harry say

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38. “But honestly, what am I missing here? You are obviously not who I thought you were

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39. Well, love honestly I'm shy or ashamed to tell you about it but since you really wanted to know so…

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40. "I don't know, honestly

41. And the letters don't end yet because I still have a letter in here from Judy and I think it has never been opened honestly

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42. I honestly don't know who this letter is from but it has to be a friend of Judy because it has the same mentioned address on Mount Davis where I wrote Judy in Hong Kong when she lived there

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43. "At least half the time," he admitted honestly, "maybe a little more

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44. "Honestly, I don't know what has delayed them so long, especially now that I know where they were

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45. Honestly, I don’t feel

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46. I honestly had

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47. Nerissa did her best to answer honestly, while

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48. I had loved honestly and devotedly

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49. I honestly considered him a good friend

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50. Honestly, I don’t know why I lost my temper earlier

51. Knowing what your customers honestly think is valuable

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52. “Sir, honestly, I had nothing to do with that incident

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53. Suddenly, all along the wall translucent dragons or skeletons (I honestly can't remember which) were moving with serpentine like motions

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54. If you can honestly say that you don’t feel anything for me at all, I will drop this matter immediately,” he said, realising that this might be their last conversation about the matter

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55. I honestly don’t want there to be a ‘next time’, until all of this is said and done, you know?”

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56. She honestly never thought she would see the day it would happen -

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57. I do not honestly think you should be so surprised, and in any case you were to report to DRAFT

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58. “I honestly don’t give a damn if you believe it or not! It was my mother and father’s pride and joy

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59. You might ask, what is wrong with modern Western ideas? Honestly, not many ideas about real happiness have come out of the West

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60. Carius closed his eyes and sighed deeply, honestly trying to understand how his dearest friend had arrived at such disturbing conclusions

61. Because I honestly don’t know

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62. He’s strictly tit-for-tat and honestly, I haven’t the interest in playing games with that man

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63. I can honestly say that I loved it

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64. People steal because they want things that are not theirs, and which they perhaps cannot get honestly

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65. “I’m not a young man,” Sammy replied honestly

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66. For whatever reason, I honestly could not remember

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67. Only when you are able to honestly answer, "I believe in

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68. Please answer the following questions honestly

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69. “Do you honestly think I would have subjected you to a demon? The mortal too?”

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70. “I don’t honestly know,” replied Phil, “But I don’t see what else it could be

71. “Elizabeth, I honestly don"t know how I feel

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72. As I was cleaning my rifle my stomach churned over and I leant over to one side and threw up I suppose it was both fright and nerves that was causing this but I can honestly say that I had never been as scared in my life

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73. “I honestly didn"t know that

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74. We were sitting on our kit on the start line having a smoke and talking I looked at the time on my father’s watch and saw it was about 10:15am and I can honestly say that moral was not what it should have been

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75. She belonged to Tom, completely, honestly faithfully

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76. But she honestly thought Rosemary was on the wrong course and she felt it was her duty to guide her through it without scars

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77. honestly and visibly upset

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78. Honestly, Raven, you haven’t seen splendour until you’ve stepped into Basilica Di San Giovanni in Laterano

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79. ” I looked at them and I can quite honestly say that I was anxious I wasn’t right sure what they wanted but I knew that it did not bode well for me

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80. “Do you honestly think there could be anything between Josh and me after that scene in the barn yesterday?”

81. He resolved to sort out his many crimes, to think them over thoroughly and honestly, not just the parts that were his fault, but in an objective manner, considering everything

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82. Of course you can’t honestly reveal something you don’t know

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83. It was the strangest damn thing, and, honestly, I’ve never gotten over the thought that the lad’s disappearance wasn’t connected to that fellow

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84. But, sitting there around the table with my family, enjoying a warm, home cooked meal together, laughing and smiling at Grandma and Grandpa’s orneriness, talking about friends and family, and honestly, just simply enjoying each other’s company — was all thanks to this bird for giving its life up for us

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85. I cannot tell you exactly what the deed shall be, or that would force your hand, and quite honestly, “Daltrez crumbled in pain for a moment, “I don’t think you are ready to attempt the change in your destiny that the world expects

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86. Honestly I am not sure about the reason for this attitude and not at all what I expected from a country as puritanical as America

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87. Honestly, we can

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88. The biggest reason why most ex-professional military men in Africa will not assist you is because we honestly believe you don't understand COIN and will not deviate from the way you are doing it now

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89. A few minutes later, after he had to go to the bathroom from laughing so much, he looked deep into my eyes and said, ‘Vanda, I love you, honestly I do

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90. I can honestly say that I am very happy to meet you

91. Honestly I think they are wrong and busy with academic cr-p by saying such things

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92. I honestly do, and thank you for finding the strength to share your story with me

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93. Guns are merely the disinterested implements of latent or pre-existing conditions that need to be dealt with openly and honestly rather than holding inanimate objects up to the standards that our society should otherwise be holding its citizens up to

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94. Or maybe he honestly believed that you could live on the proceeds of petty crime indefinitely

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95. “The last dance try-out was honestly the

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