Amazon Spark had been a fairly bland service, if truth be told.
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" But he added pointedly: "If truth be told, none of us are.
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" But, he continued, "If truth be told, sometimes the writing goes well and sometimes it doesn't.
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There's precious little projected on contemporary cinema screens that means a great deal to my life, if truth be told.
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I don't actually know where the points and plugs of my car are — or, if truth be told, what they are — but I know they require maintenance.
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Aside from its bleak weather and even bleaker history, Magadan is, if truth be told, no worse — and in some respects better — than many provincial Russian towns.
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It is mongrel and in-between, an unfitting amalgamation of two sounds that were, if truth be told, never quite as disparate as the diehards would have you believe.
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But before I leave this mortal coil, could I just once hear a government official say, "We're starting at $X billion, but if truth be told it will come in much higher, and we have no idea of the eventual cost"?
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And if truth be told, if I had my choice of dissenters when I was writing for the court, it would be Justice Scalia, because he was so smart, and he would home in on all the soft spots, and then I could fix up my majority opinion.
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Nonetheless, Europe's losses in men and capital were so costly that it affected the prosperity of entire generations and, if truth be told, laid the foundations for World War II. Germany was not only Europe's most advanced military power before the first war, it was also its most advanced democracy.
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Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center (Sunday and Tuesday) Though string players enjoy performing chamber pieces that include piano in a major way, many of them, if truth be told, prefer the repertory involving strings alone, especially works by composers who knew how to draw the best from strings, like the three masters featured on this Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center's season-ending program.
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If Truth Be Told: A Monk's Memoir is his self-written memoir, published by Harper Collins in December 2014.City Air News (2015-01-08)"If Truth Be Told-A Monk's Memoir"Specttrum News (2015-01-08)"If Truth Be Told-A Monk's Memoir" The book was listed as number 6 in the top 10 non fiction books in the country as reported by The Financial Express (India) .(2015-02-07) "Top 10: Fiction and non-fiction". The Financial Express.
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DelGaudio, Sybil. If Truth Be Told, Can Toons Tell It? Documentary and Animation. Film History 9:2 (1997) p.
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Om Swami is a monk and author of fifteen books including best-sellers like Kundalini: An Untold Story, A Million Thoughts, The Wellness Sense, When All Is Not Well, and If Truth Be Told: A Monk's MemoirIf Truth Be Told: A Monk's Memoir, Harper Element; 2014 edition (4 December 2014), Medha Shri Dahiya (2015-01-03) "Book review of A Monk's Memoir: If Truth Be Told" Hindustan Times.Somya Abrol (2015-01-09) "A wise man's word". The Tribune.
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"Om sanningen ska fram" (English: "If truth be told") is a song by Swedish musician, songwriter, music producer and DJ Eric Amarillo. The song was released on 6 May 2011 as a Digital download. The song reached number one on the Swedish Singles Chart.
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Swami gives his own perspective on enlightenment in his book If Truth Be Told. "Enlightenment does not mean you have to live like a pauper. It does not mean you have to subject yourself to a life of hardship and abstinence. On the contrary, to be enlightened means to live in the light of love, compassion and truthfulness".
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The Allmusic review stated "No doubt written to exploit the hi-fi craze in full swing during Ike's presidency, Manny Albams' and Ernie Wilkins' The Drum Suite took the unprecedented step of including parts for four drummers. Inevitably, Albams and Wilkins abandoned the anarchic idea of turning all four drummers loose at the same time; thus these six movements -- divided equally between the two composers -- feature carefully written-out parts for each drummer to follow. ...By keeping things free of gimmickry, Albams/Wilkins created a viable piece of music that, if truth be told, could have been performed acceptably by one drummer." and awarded the album 4 stars.
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" On the television program Siskel & Ebert, the film was praised but received a mixed reaction when compared to the previous Disney films. Ebert and his partner Gene Siskel both gave the film a "Thumbs Up", but Siskel said that it was not as good as Beauty and the Beast and that it was "a good film, not a great one". Hal Hinson of The Washington Post called it "an impressive, almost daunting achievement" and felt that the film was "spectacular in a manner that has nearly become commonplace with Disney's feature-length animations", but was less enthusiastic toward the end of his review saying, "Shakespearean in tone, epic in scope, it seems more appropriate for grown-ups than for kids. If truth be told, even for adults it is downright strange.
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