On Saturday, a few weeks before heading to Cannes, where his HBO film about Liberace, "Behind the Candelabra," will be shown in competition, Mr. Soderbergh, 50, delivered a remarkably candid address at the San Francisco Film Festival on the State of Cinema.
In about eight minutes Jobs presented a practical, realistic, and candid address to the graduates, parents and faculty.
Clearly, Europe was one of the intended audiences for the Declaration: It is addressed to "a candid world," and certainly the newly constituted United States would need "to contract alliances". Similarly, Lee's resolution on independence had called for "the most effectual measures for forming foreign Alliances" (xii).
England will address their problems at the breakdown this week in a candid environment, acknowledging how they were outplayed in that department by Scotland nine days ago.
Many institutions now permit prospective students to sit in on a class, or might supply e-mail addresses of current students who can supply a candid evaluation.
They, along with national experts on homelessness, social workers and community activists, gathered at the Chicago Temple last week for a candid discussion about Chicago's homeless problem and new ways for the city to address it.
In a candid and entertaining talk focused on college students and stress, Dr. Mehmet Oz, the talk-show host, surgeon, and author, addressed a packed McCosh 50 on March 8 as part of the student-organized Mental Health Awareness Week on campus.
Have a candid conversation.
Start with a candid conversation.
A candid conversation on #Syria.
His is thus a "candid" history.
