Sentence examples for candid book from inspiring English sources

The same observational frankness that imbues his paintings makes this a brave and candid book.

For example, Slate's review – titled "Safe Choices" – compares Clinton's book to former Defense Secretary Robert Gates's "tough" and candid book, Duty.

Modeled after a car owner's manual, this engaging and candid book, with 16 chapters, takes preteenage and teenage boys on an informative, and sometimes witty, road trip through growing up that covers most of the maintenance, safety and operating instructions they'll need.

Asked whether the book would deal with sensitive subjects like Monica S. Lewinsky or the Whitewater investigation, Mr. Barnett said only that Mr. Clinton's memoir would be "a comprehensive and candid book about his life, with particular emphasis on the White House years".

Didactic and repetitive, but also ruthlessly candid, the book dissects the faults of the jihadi movement and lays out a plan for the future of the struggle.

"This thing just came and hit us, almost out of nowhere," Julie Myerson said last week as she prepared to face the round of publicity that will surround the imminent publication of her unflinchingly candid new book, The Lost Child.

Whatever comforts this picture affords, Goldman's candid, searching book reminds us that for the children of divorce, the death of a marriage is a loss beyond the consolations of ritual.

I don't mean the self-congratulatory titles that tell you how you can "slay the dragon" and make a lot of money, but rather the rare candid, insightful books that warn you of the pitfalls.