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The phrase "a bit of honesty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express the need for a small amount of truthfulness or candor in a conversation or situation.
Example: "In this discussion, I think we could all benefit from a bit of honesty about our expectations."
Alternatives: "a touch of honesty" or "a little honesty".
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"Brings a bit of honesty into it.
A bit of humour and a bit of honesty".
And a bit of honesty works particularly well when communicating to teenagers.
There has been a bit of honesty about that, and a determination to put that right".
Instead I'm going to attempt a bit of honesty (and then hide under a table in my flat and await the inevitable backlash).
Anyone who looks at the story of British art with a bit of honesty has to acknowledge that he is one of our handful of greats.
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A little bit of honesty can go a long way, but again, make sure that you do not spend time focusing on yourself as you lead others in worship.
Indeed, in his manifesto leaking the document, he called this sentence "an astounding bit of honesty, a killing admission that completely undercuts the main premise and the main conclusion of the full report, revealing the fundamental dishonesty of the whole".
What many voters do seem to want is incremental change, as well as a little bit of honesty.
The things that stand out are content and a little bit of honesty.
So Hall just asked for her remaining pay, the other half of her Christmas bonus and a little bit of honesty from her employer.
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