Sentence examples similar to a candid pledge from inspiring English sources

On the need for more taxes, Mr. Obama has been less than candid, pledging never to raise taxes on anyone making less than $250,000.

And a day earlier, the director of national intelligence, Dan Coats, pledged to offer Mr. Trump a candid assessment of the vast risks of inviting Mr. Putin to the White House.

Rabbi Paul J. Menitoff, executive vice president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, a Reform group, said he was impressed that Mr. Clinton's remarks had followed the basic steps required for repentance on Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement: a candid admission of wrongdoing, an apology to those wronged, a plea for forgiveness and a pledge to avoid such behavior in the future.

Ruth Davidson has launched the Scottish Conservative manifesto with a candid admission that it is not a programme for government but a programme for a strong opposition, and pledged to succeed where Labour has failed in holding the Scottish National party to account.

Have a candid conversation.

Start with a candid conversation.

A candid conversation on #Syria.

His is thus a "candid" history.

One of them contains a candid revelation.

"Lucky for me," Louie says, "I was a candid man".

In the end, though, Mr. Stewart gave a candid answer.