Rumsfeld's book is dense and bloated, although modestly candid.
Of course, it positively screams playground - although given James' candid honesty about his troubled past (he claims to have contemplated suicide) it would be unwise to assume he hasn't taken this career implosion hard.
That certainly was politic, but not entirely candid: although Soros Fund Management did lose money on some baht trades, Mr Druckenmiller this week declined to deny that the company has a substantial forward position.
With her steady gaze and beige suit, O'Connor seemed like a formidable C.E.O. of the most powerful corporation in America, but she was also gracious and candid, although understandably wary.
Although Nozick is fairly candid about this consequence, many of his supporters and critics have ignored it and have carried on a vigorous debate as though, contrary to Nozick's own statement, his theory can be used to evaluate the justice of current economic distributions.
Andrew Asare from Entertainment Weekly felt that Cyrus' footage with her mother and Spears were among "her most candid moments", although noted the absences of her father and Hemsworth.
The last few days, which follow Monday's firing of Allen just a day after the SAG Awards, seem to have been a time for unusually candid interviews (although none with Allen himself).
Despite our case-based approach and although accounts were detailed, candid and included emotion and uncertainty, it is possible that some GPs recounted what they thought they should have done rather than what they actually did.
There will, as Mr Webb has been admirably upfront in saying, be many losers as well as winners – although he has been less candid in identifying who these are.
They have fought to build affordable-housing developments, and have been mightily opposed by residents blind to the benefits and overwrought by its perceived problems: density, traffic, higher taxes and those people — blacks, Latinos and the working class — although few these days are candid about that last part.
