Sentence examples for any candour from inspiring English sources
"Well, you're the first person I'm really talking to in any candour about it, other than in Montreal.
But do not take that to mean that she has lost any of her characteristic candour.
Stephen Campbell Moore's beady and plausible young supply teacher is a spin historian who advises candidates to jettison candour in favour of any startling thesis with which they can catch the eye of a jaded examiner.
He says this without any hint of self-pity, but with disarming candour - two more keynotes to the book.
He outlined a series of changes needed to achieve that target, including: "A culture of openness and candour which sees more data published than any other health economy in the world".
In an article in the programme, Kennedy laid out with candour his thoughts on Bach performance today, appearing to dismiss any Russian violinist since David Oistrakh and the entire early-music movement.
But he stopped short of calling for a duty of candour, which would compel the NHS to inform patients of any errors made in their care.
The consequence is that they are not subject to any kind of fitness to practice tests, nor the previous government's "duty of candour".
That will require greater candour.
