We suck, plain and simple," she tells Ramm with the sort of cold, candid face of admission that one would expect out of Lance Armstrong.
If Wallace's hyperreal, double-flash, people-pulling-candid-faces-while-eating-chips aesthetic seems familiar to you, that's because his previous collection, Stags, Hens and Bunnies, was legitimately one of the greatest things ever.
The two figures, of equal height, sit erect, side by side, their faces candid and a little shy, like those of people in daguerreotypes.
"My mother had victories," she says, and her candid, weather-beaten face darkens abruptly.
Times journalists have been astonishingly candid, even when facing painful questions any of us would want to duck.
The New Yorker, July 6 , 1946P. 11 We noticed a Western Union messenger in a nylon line on Fifth Avenue the other day-a middle-aged woman with a look of candid boredom on her face and a sheaf of undelivered telegrams in her hand.
A self-administered survey is not as candid and honest as a face-to-face interview, and future studies would benefit from face-to-face interviews or correction weights (1.00) as suggested by Williams et al. [ 3].
Her collection of — mostly — black-and-white images, a tumbling forth of well-known faces in candid and droll combinations that recall a family album, is as hard to resist as a Whitman sampler.
Facing one of the toughest stretches of his presidential campaign, Donald J. Trump on Thursday acknowledged in unusually candid terms that he faced daunting hurdles in crucial states, as he swung wildly at Hillary Clinton to try to blunt her questions about his fitness to serve in the Oval Office.
Instead, as Mr. Fleisher recounts in "My Nine Lives" (Doubleday), a lively and candid new memoir, he faced down thoughts of suicide, embraced the repertory for piano left-hand and successfully forged a new path as an educator and conductor.
