Sentence examples for Quite candidly from inspiring English sources

"Quite candidly I'm a little surprised," said Dr. John Gibbons, the science adviser to President Bill Clinton, who held a number of posts in Republican and Democratic administrations but, he says, never formally declared himself a Democrat.

"Quite candidly, if this were a subpoena for Joe the Ragman, they would be brought here," the lawyer, David P. Baugh, told Judge Leonard B. Sand of Federal District Court.

Quite candidly, anybody dumb enough to take the government money under these circumstances wasn't going to be smart enough to pull it off.

Quite candidly, he says that Berlin, especially compared to London, which has grown up a lot over the last few years, has more left-field ideas and founders.

Selvan speaks about his past quite candidly.

And then you said, I think quite candidly, that this was a dangerous assumption to make.

It is rare, in any case, to see a public searching of the architectural soul conducted quite as candidly as we see here.

After all, while many recent presidents are thought to have dabbled in drugs at one point or another, none have quite so candidly admitted to their youthful indiscretions as has Obama.

Ian Hurst said: "I'm old enough and ugly enough to tell you quite clearly and candidly that I am shocked". Making unauthorised modifications and gaining unauthorised access to someone's computer are both illegal under the Computer Misuse Act.

"We are surprised to be here and candidly are quite troubled by it," Randall Stephenson, AT&T's chairman and chief executive, said Monday at a news conference.

In spite of how prude our appointments seem, they're often quite intimate as we candidly share pieces of our lives with each other.