Sentence examples for candid phrase from inspiring English sources

In a reprise, the McConnell-Boehner team has a clear and so far successful strategy -- make health care Obama's "Waterloo," in Sen. DeMint's candid phrase.

Campaign rhetoric aside, if he's smart, he'll stop mouthing the phrase immediately and be as candid as British foreign secretary David Miliband was in his repudiation of it.

Though the phrase "sex addiction" does not appear in "Soulacoaster," Kelly is surprisingly candid about his Augustinian struggles of the flesh.

In English, the phrase translates as "fresh-faced," or more directly as "pure and candid".

Or as a friend from high school discovered after attending a particularly candid Catholic mass this past Sunday, you might have to explain to your inquisitive 6-year-old what the phrase "priest sexual abuse" means.

They were candid photos.

He was never candid.

Have a candid conversation.

Welcome back, Candid Camera.

"He is always candid".

You can be candid.