Sentence examples similar to became honest from inspiring English sources

The Slow House design attracted a rash of new commissions, and Diller and Scofidio — architecture's cult ironists — became honest-to-goodness builders, leavening their stubborn devotion to conceptual thinking with elegant craftsmanship.

But a sentence suitably equipped becomes honest, enthusiastic, courageous.

You write that your work on The Normal Heart helped you to become honest with yourself about your sexuality.

After a life dedicated to emphasising virtues and hiding vices, it is not easy to become honest to a fault and objective beyond doubt.

On the long-troubled Vatican bank, Francis spoke of several possibilities for its reform, and did not rule out its eventual closure, saying that it needed to become "honest and transparent".

Will it grow to become Honest's largest revenue stream?

He concluded: "Criminals will not stop their crimes, change course and become honest tax-paying citizens if drugs were legalised.

Once there are viable alternatives to the monopolistic fiat dollar, the Federal Reserve will have to become honest and transparent if it wants to remain in business".

Answering questions about the troubled Vatican bank, he said the institution must become "honest and transparent" and that he would listen to advice on whether it could be reformed or should be shut down altogether.

It allowed them "to become very good young men; to become honest young men".

We are gently learning to become honest with ourselves, about ourselves.