Sentence examples for candid critical from inspiring English sources

He called it "exactly the type of candid, critical self-assessment" that the military needed.

Fabulous fashion creations aside, 'Kaiser' Karl Lagerfeld – who has been at the creative helm of Chanel since 1983 and has been designing for Fendi since 1965 – has gained notoriety for his candid critical assassinations of public figures.

Thomas is also the author of "Skull Wars," a candid and critical history of human-skeleton collections.

Mike Block also offers his son a candid and critical evaluation of his own performance as a father: "I stumbled my way through it mostly".

But Torre's comments in the book about Rodriguez are more candid and critical than the comments he previously made to reporters.

He spent much of his time with the news media last week explaining the candid (and critical) comments he made about his future with the organization in a recent magazine interview.

What is most astonishing about the interviews Mr. Moreh has recorded is how candid and critical these six spymasters are, inflecting their stories with pointed, sometimes devastating assessments of the failings of successive governments.

In a detailed, candid and critical essay to be published this week in The New York Review of Books, he wrote that personnel changes on the court, coupled with "regrettable judicial activism," had created a system of capital punishment that is shot through with racism, skewed toward conviction, infected with politics and tinged with hysteria.

"But he can also be a very critical, candid player.

Along the way he placed on the record his own candid and often critical portraits of the other vanguard members of the revolutionary generation.

Such posture befits an adaptation of "The Smoking Diaries," a typically candid, humorous, self-critical memoir from Mr. Gray, the playwright and chronicler who died last August at age 71.