Sentence examples for Which is honest from inspiring English sources

Which is honest, at least.

If these associations are genuine, then they should be dealt with in a manner which is honest and unambiguous.

You go to a supermarket, and no one says 'Thank you' or 'May I?' — which is honest.

"I have never objected to open campaigning which is honest and aboveboard and states views for the good of the whole church," he said at the time.

The Vintage anthology, which is honest and eclectic enough to include embarrassments, has several examples of Bruce Chatwin at his baggiest, speculating unconvincingly about all people being natural nomads - the hoped-for great theory that the great travel writer endlessly and vainly spent his journeys refining, but never managed to publish.

Dr Ryrie, historian of religion at Durham says: "The kind of personal statement that warms an admissions tutor's heart is the kind which is honest: which describes, in genuinely personal terms, quite why the student loves the subject, and conveys something of their passion for it".

He wrote Mendelssohn that to preempt mockery by others, he found it wisest to mock himself, which was honest and something he had to do because his mind "is really in conflict on this issue" (10 70.2 5).

There are Muslim countries, though very few, which are honest, honorable, and where corruption is low.

A suggestion: Take some quiet time to write out on paper some "go to" answers for the child -- which are honest without being "bad mouthing".

We learned a lot from the reviews, which were honest and constructive in the aggregate, unlike New York, where the critics make up their minds before they come to the theatre".

In order to overcome rigid mindsets, he draws our eyes to compassionate problem solving through 'creative bureaucracies' which are honest, ethical, efficient, motivating, non-hierarchical, networking, interdisciplinary, multicultural and, of course, patient-centred!