Sentence examples for candid examination from inspiring English sources

"This is because the information … comprises a detailed and candid examination of the various issues and options associated with the establishment of the inquiry".

If outsiders see Evans's photos and Agee's text as a candid examination of an ailing region, insiders often see the book as the product of crusading interlopers, the sort of people who parachute into the region today with little understanding of local concerns.

In fact, a candid examination of Obama's campaign suggests that when the senator does give us a glimpse of his answer to the "which side are you on" question, he is telling us he's not on the vast majority's side.

Both were noted for their candid examinations of contemporary Iranian life.

We can have a strong tendency to confuse self-obsession and self-aggrandizement for candid self-examination.

Lewis's current book tour is for Boomerang, a candid and sometimes scathing examination of the debt crisis in distressed economies like Greece, Ireland, and Iceland.

Optimal communication requires a candid bilateral exchange, an examination of assumptions, and a confirmation of understanding [ 8].

The western Germans, having undergone a brutally candid and protracted self-examination, emerged with a model democracy.

But on Wednesday, in his first full day of cross-examination, Mr. Bond acknowledged he had been less than candid in a letter that asked a bank on the Isle of Man to set up an account for a company called Watabe Ltd.

Though it will certainly be sold that way, Roffey's book is about far more – it's a candid exploration of the vulnerability of middle-age, as well as a fairly brutal examination of the human heart and its endless capacity to be broken.

Nonetheless, a painstaking analysis of transcripts from the past week of interviews — an examination of each of the almost 15,000 words — exposes the Mannings for the candid chatterboxes they really are.