Sentence examples similar to candid child from inspiring English sources

She's candid like a child but shrewd like a fox!" "This is my husband's coat of arms — our coat of arms now," the Principessa said to her guests early in the tour, as they admired a large Guercino fresco on the first floor.

A professional photographer who delighted in capturing candid expressions of children and families best, her zest for life, her gratitude, her courage and great humor, remarkable especially throughout her long illness, will forever inspire her family she so cherished, and the many friends to whom she was devoted.

"I go right for coffee, and I'm very candid with my children that I don't want to speak to them about anything before I have that coffee, and they know it," she said.

Have a candid conversation with your child on real dangers and precautions they should take.

By Olalekan Ajia BUJUMBURA, Burundi, 17 October 2006 – Despite his government's cautious relations with private radio stations and journalists, President Pierre Nkurunziza last week granted a one-hour candid interview to 14 child journalists and warmly praised UNICEF for training the youths.

Trina McNeilly, 35, a mother of four who lives in Rockford, Ill., incorporates candid photos of her children more freely on La La Lovely, a Pinterest-friendly site featuring toddler-friendly décor and roundups of yoga-pants alternatives, like a pleated Top Shop skirt.

In 2005, Mr. Meyer also published "The Sibling Slam Book: What It's Really Like to Have a Brother or Sister With Special Needs," a collection of candid remarks by 80 children.

Yes, I have those candid conversations with my children.

Kin and culture flow freely through pieces like "Kiss the Kids For Me," "Yet So Happy" and "Occupy Truth" as do candid expressions of inner-child.

"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.

Mr. Schwartz's book doesn't purport to be a step-by-step guide in raising a gay child, but its candid discussion of one family's emotional, medical and educational trials (and the inclusion of an appendix listing organizations dedicated to L.G.B.T. youth), makes the book as valuable a resource for parents of gay kids as any official handbook on the subject.