Sentence examples for be honest of from inspiring English sources

The new desks have "become something, to be honest, of a fad," Ms. Reisenger said.

I'm mainly thinking, to be honest, of the boy who was a street actor that you found.

To be honest, of all the Grand Slams, this is one of the toughest to win because conditions can change day after day.

We could not resist just a bite (five or six, to be honest) of the day's special, a notably silky slab of pan-fried wild Irish salmon, with pepper hash and sorrel mayonnaise.

When I met Suschitzky in 2007, when appreciation for his work was gathering pace – largely at the behest, to be honest, of Austrian cultural forces – he was not only in incredibly good shape for a 94-year-old, but offered a highly articulate and modest account of himself.

And let's be honest, of all of the far out pitches the company received in the lead up to its first Project CSX crowdfunding device launch, the winner was really one of the more mundane selections.

"If I'm being honest, of course I've got to say it has knocked me a bit," he said.

Fear of taking chances, of being honest, of not having an excuse; fear of not being afraid.

"To be honest, most of us were meatheads," he said.

An honest person will be honest most of the time.

Let's be honest: lots of people stock bathroom reading.