But Mr. Parker, along with Robert Isom, the airline's chief operating officer, was pretty candid in addressing the situation, I thought.
For one thing, it's becoming clear that Obama has been less than candid in addressing his relationship to his pastor, Jeremiah A. Wright Jr., of Chicago's Trinity United Church of Christ.
Mario Lemieux, the part-owner and comeback star of the Pittsburgh team, used unusually candid language to address the issue of his linemate yesterday as the Penguins prepared to play the Buffalo Sabres in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
His address was candid and eloquent, and evinced a spiritual depth rarely, if ever, found in the corporate world.
He offered us sound financial facts, responsible public addresses, and candid appeals to the people of New York through local media.
In a surprisingly candid moment, she even addressed the fact that an overwhelming number of Americans don't think she's trustworthy.
During the second intermission, Gretzky gave an unofficial state of the game address, much more candid that the one that N.H.L. Commissioner Gary Bettman had delivered in the same setting the day before.
And their film — for it's hard to separate subject from object — is a dense, organic, dazzling and funny tapestry, making use of varied and subtly colored animation and stop-motion; candid video; playfully verbose direct address; chapters and footnotes and doodles; and suavely chosen music and sonic bridges.
While critics may continue to try in vain to ascribe to us ulterior motives for our candid reports, we will continue to address our community's challenges and strengths directly and honestly.
Most headlines addressed Mulvaney's surprisingly candid admission that he doesn't care about deficit spending, since he was considered a leading "deficit hawk" in Congress.
