Sentence examples for a rather honest from inspiring English sources

She currently works with a London based company called Electric Dialogue — and got her interview with them by sending a rather honest and unusual email This content is brought to you by Guardian Professional.

Let's just say Jon was a bit stunned at this, rather honest, release.

Or rather honest collaboration?

The vast majority perceived communication as (rather) "honest and open" (86%) while the remaining disagreed and rated communication as not or not at all honest.

It is a dramatisation of six novels by Anthony Trollope, telling the story of Plantagenet Palliser, a rather austere and scrupulously honest Liberal politician, his vivacious wife, Lady Glencora, and their relatives and associates.

Dr Margaret Kennedy, the founder of Macsas, said: "It was a rather acrimonious meeting to be honest.

"It's a rather unnerving feeling, to be honest, especially when one recalls just how hard it was to keep within the original budget".

Gotthold Ephraim Lessing It is not truth in whose possession a man is, or thinks he is, which constitutes the worth of a man, but rather the honest effort he has made to find it out.

It shouldn't be seen as a cautionary tale to put people off relationships, but rather an honest portrayal of their meaningful ups and downs.

The tone as a whole is honest rather than earnest and evocative rather than expressive.

The two characters, living in the UK and the US, largely keep in touch via Skype, while Nellie starts an earnest, if sometimes rather too honest, vlog.