Her answers are candid but measured.
But by 1979, Mr. Gray had decided to pursue the monologue as a type of performance art, and soon hit on his basic set (desk, water, notes) and approach (simple, measured, candid).
The extent of a candidate's candor is a good measure of how candid he or she will be in the White House.
PAGE 3 EDITORIAL: Missing Returns The extent of a candidate's candor is a good measure of how candid he or she will be in the White House.
The committee discussed the possible measures to protect Americans' rights to "candid commentary and uninhibited information that our laws are designed to foster and protect", said the chairman, Patrick Leahy.
A little later, in "The Night Parade" (1989) and "Earthly Measures" (1994), the concern shifted toward candid and inconsolably lost love, grief over family members who had died, his Jewish heritage, his Chicago upbringing, his Midwestern education (Grinnell College), his past.
The only person candid enough to really speak out against the measure is political consultant Steve Maviglio, a former Capitol staffer and onetime New Hampshire legislator.
As states across the country debate voting measures, Essmann's email provides a remarkably candid glimpse of a Republican official opposing a measure to make it easier to vote on the grounds it would harm his party politically.
The final measures are betting odds and last-minute speeches by candid- ates.
"But just as important, these measures will provide House Republicans with an opportunity to begin a candid national discussion about the future of this important program".
