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The phrase "as honest" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to compare the honesty of two or more people or things. For example: 1. Jane is just as honest as her sister. 2. I find John to be more honest than his colleagues. 3. The politician was not as honest as he claimed to be. 4. She is widely known as an honest and trustworthy businesswoman. 5. The company has a reputation for being as honest as they come.
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He is as honest as they come".
This pose came across as honest.
This strikes me as honest, even revolutionary.
I think of each one as honest.
O'Hara is just as honest about alcohol.
He is sober, not flamboyant — and comes across as honest.
Poyet's conclusion was as honest as it was inevitable.
"Only the fundamentalists can present themselves as honest men".
"We give him as honest an opinion and as honest a description of what's happening as possible," he told me.
To avoid discovery, fraudsters often disguise themselves as honest members by imitating normal trading behaviors.
We find large systematic differences between whether subjects are perceived as honest or as dishonest.
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