Examples of using Get to the truth in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Get to the truth.
I will get to the truth.
Investigate it so we can get to the truth.
We can get to the truth.
Questions help reporters get to the truth.
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He can get to the truth.
It certainly doesn't help anyone get to the truth.
Help her get to the truth.
And they're taught to elicit confessions, not get to the truth.
Be thorough, get to the truth.
We must get to the truth before he does or I fear for his life and his sanity.
I am trying to help you get to the truth.
I can get to the truth of this thing.
You can not get to the truth through deception.
We separate him, maybe we can get to the truth.
We can't even get to the truth of one of them.
Come here… Look, you wanna report the news,or you wanna really get to the truth?
You wanna get to the truth?
Siegler, a Texas prosecutor for 21 years who has successfully tried 68 murder cases, and her team of crime scene investigators and trained detectives, put their vast knowledge and experience to work helping local law-enforcement officers andfamilies of violent-crime victims get to the truth.
If that will help you get to the truth, sure.
So rather than get to the truth, go the easy route, and trust your gut feelings and first impressions.
It's been a long time, but we're finally gonna get to the truth even if it kills you.
Because if we can't get to the truth and find a remedy, well, I have been authorized to pull your charter.
Kelly Siegler, a Texas prosecutor for 21 years who has successfully tried 68 murder cases, and her team of crime scene investigators and trained detectives, put their vast knowledge and experience to work helping local law-enforcement officers andfamilies of violent-crime victims get to the truth.
Trained liespotters get to the truth 90 percent of the time.
And see if you can get to the truth about who he's been dating.
Your Internet is still the nearest you can get to the truth, but even that is subject to false information at times.