Sentence examples for candid one from inspiring English sources

"Completely candid," one evaluator wrote in 1977.

Heck, he was an owner, but a delightfully cantankerous and bluntly candid one.

"He was just extraordinary so candid," one member, a hedge-fund manager in his early thirties, said.

Woman's Hour had trailed the interview as a surprisingly candid one and confirmation of this arrived quickly when she corrected Garvey's "You're in your 50s … " with a swift "Late 50s".

But this is a more chatty book than a candid one, and so the author is apt to guard her pronouns, as when "the fabulous person I had gone to Paris to be with got fed up and stormed out".

"To be quite candid," one lawyer said, "it does seem that the district attorney of a particular county has assumed the jurisdiction of everything that comes to his knowledge".

There's a reason posed shots almost always seem so awkward and artificial compared with candid ones.

Though Nichols had a budget of only $1.6 million (which gave his snowstorm a bags-of-flour quality), he strove to emulate the immersive atmosphere of the films he loved growing up: "The candid ones that gave you great characters, a great sonic palette, and awesome laughs.

For some tastes, the NS could be too candid; in one memorable leader, it denounced Wilson's conduct as Labour's opposition leader for polluting the very atmosphere of politics.

Re "Report by Police Outlines Mistakes in Ill-Fated Raid" (front page, May 31): The Police Department's report on its raid of Alberta Spruill's apartment -- during which the 57-year-old Harlem woman died -- is refreshingly candid and, one hopes, precedent-setting.

Watch the video above as the family gets candid with one another about this challenging situation, and see what happens when Dr. Phil steps in on Tuesday's show.