Sentence examples for any candor from inspiring English sources

Minna's stories, many spoon-fed to a writer named Charles Washburn for "Come Into My Parlor," a book Ms. Abbott cites frequently, have a theatricality that wards off any candor.

Surrounded in the hotel room by Mr. Lewis's publicist, road manager, assistant and daughter Phoebe (who is also Mr. Lewis's manager), Mr. Kreis did not find it as easy to talk to Mr. Lewis about some of these ideas with any candor.

We, of course, do not intend to attribute to the legislature or the courts of Kansas any improper purposes or any want of candor; but only to emphasize the distinction between the form of the statute and its effect as applied to the present case.

Although scientists had already debunked such claims, the press release reporting the comet's demise handles the controversy with a candor and panache that any fan of science or good writing should find gratifying.

It was a bit of a relief, because it's something we've been hesitant to talk about with any degree of candor for a long time.

We have a candor deficit.

In any case, Taylor's candor, his willingness to voice his misgivings, is one of his lineaments.

Dunham's more convincingly rendered characters seem perplexed, and their frustration with men raises questions about whether less privacy means more intimacy and whether sexual candor is any guarantor of sexual satisfaction.

And Mr. McCain was back on board, promising to expound — at length and with candor — on any question presented as he sought to recapture his Happy Warrior campaign of 2000 and to pivot from the uneasy start of his second campaign.

The best service media can render to any President is the candor of honest criticism.

I want a president who doesn't present themselves as superhuman, but manages to embody the qualities a leader (or any person) should: empathy, candor, justice, compassion.