Sentence examples for candid amusing from inspiring English sources

The colorful, candid, amusing and abundantly talented Dern is one of a kind as well.

He was candid and amusing, showing aggressiveness in setting an appearance in the Eastern Conference finals as the bar for a successful season.

William Safire, a Nixon speechwriter, set out to produce a book that would be "sympathetic but not sycophantic," and the result, "Before the Fall," succeeds by peeling back the multiple layers of Nixon's tortured personality and offering up candid (and amusing) portraits of Henry Kissinger and other members of the court.

It's a typically Athillian observation: amusing, candid and betraying a total lack of self-congratulation.

She is candid and even amusing about her general obliviousness to the wider world in those days.

The result is the documentary "Good Hair," an amusing, poignant and surprisingly candid look at the topic with a disarming Rock coaxing answers and opinions from an eclectic cross section of African Americans, including Maya Angelou, Al Sharpton, actresses, models, stylists and everyday patrons of barber shops and beauty parlors around the country.

The resulting stories have provided a candid look at the sometimes ugly, sometimes acrimonious and often darkly amusing interactions that take place between many of the major players in the motion picture industry.

His quirky, candid, sometimes dead-on and sometimes off-the-wall public statements have often proved more amusing than confidence-inspiring. (Long before the current crisis, even Trent Lott, the Senate Republican leader, was openly questioning whether Mr. O'Neill was the man for the job).

Less amusing?

Very amusing.

They were candid photos.