Sentence examples for a candour from inspiring English sources

It had a candour clearly influenced by the pyschotherapeutic treatment the Princess had been receiving.

He talks about his recently deceased mother and his father, who has dementia, with a candour that is breathtaking.

Sex and sexuality were discussed in Spare Rib with a candour and directness that is refreshing even 40 years on.

Recently, she has written about the experience of ageing with a candour and honesty unparalleled in contemporary poetry".

With a candour that still surprises me, he turned and said, "Always go your own way, and do what most interests you.

"She has a candour and assurance about her that I think is purely American," says the poet and novelist Helen Dunmore.

There's a kind of provocative flippancy in some of his replies, a punkish temptation to shock; but there's also a disarming candour, a willingness to look at himself critically.

It works because the rawness and the pain are offered up with an unadorned candour by a pair who have discovered the art of making us see what too often remains hidden.

In the run-up to an election there is, as someone observed recently, not just a massive budget deficit but a ballooning candour deficit.

By then Adams had shown himself an unnatural diplomat, exhibiting a level of candour and a confrontational style toward both English and French negotiators that alienated Franklin, who came to regard his colleague as slightly deranged.

And county prosecutor Joe Deters announced criminal charges against the officer with a bracing candour.