Sentence examples for candid enough from inspiring English sources

Even absent a cover-up, a candidate can hurt himself if he is not candid enough.

Hughes was candid enough to show some disappointment.

It is breezy, informal and candid enough to keep the reader thoroughly engaged.

And when asked what that made him feel, he is candid enough to reply: "Joy".

Cook was candid enough afterwards, admitting England's spinners had been outbowled by those of Bangladesh.

But she is hapless and candid enough to be endearing, and the book fetish strongly works in her favor.

Club members, worried about not getting enough candid feedback from the salesmen who work under them, invited 9 sales people to come to the luncheon to give frank answers to questions concerning their relationship to their companies.

When brought to his attention, the candid Sprewell was honest enough to say what other Knicks were thinking: "Numbers don't lie".

If a story, image, film or report is compelling enough — a candid photo of Malia Obama, "Slumdog Millionaire," the columns of Maureen Dowd — it will translate into pixels.

The women, all solidly in the senior citizen realm, did not lack for vim or vigor — and they were old enough to be candid, too.

Kimmel knows he will get his own share of slams soon enough, and his candid remarks won't endear him to devoted fans of the other shows.