Sentence examples for be honest from from inspiring English sources

And let me be honest from the outset.

"I'm still a little bit numb, to be honest, from the shock," he told the Guardian.

Be honest from the start: Any partnership requires that the parties are clear about their priorities and their deal-breakers.

It is much better to have someone be honest from the start, so that the applicant can find another referee who will be more enthusiastic.

Perhaps, rather controversially, his passage was not barred and he heckled and heckled, which is standard to be honest, from a lonesome position at the back.

He said after the game: "To be honest, from the start of the game I felt like he wasn't going to give us much today.

But as a senior officer he should have been honest from the very beginning," she said.

"Brendan was honest from the start and said how the club intended to use me," says Wigglesworth, a member of England's World Cup squad last year.

"Ultimately, I was living a lie," Barry said last week, adding that he should have been honest from the start, but he felt trapped because he would have lost his job for coming clean.

If Liverpool had been honest from the beginning, said they wanted our houses to expand their ground, we're realistic, we know they're a huge football club, most of us support them, deals could have been done.

"For some people it could pose really big problems, but I have always been honest from day dot with the people I live with, which has made it easier," she said.