truest

The truest words at the funeral were those of young Jaden, as quoted by the governor.

He had spoken about Rivers in the truest, most knowable way to her friends, loved ones, and colleagues.

In this way he was, in the truest and most honorable sense, a conservative.

If we were friends, I might have told you he was in rehab, and that would have been the truest possible answer.

It is the truest story I ever read; it might be the best written.

The next effort of the poet is one of his masterpieces, wherein his inspiration is truest and most poetical.

But in agreeable weather it is the truest hospitality to keep him out-of-doors.

Absolute confidence in his own beliefs was joined to truest personal humility, and made the prophet.

Your father was the best and truest soldier that ever drew sword; and his memory stands unrivalled for loyalty and devotion.

It would be absurd to deny to very many of them the possession of the truest poetic inspiration.