Sentence examples for candid quality from inspiring English sources

The images have the off-kilter, candid quality of photos snapped in moments in between moments the kinds of photos that signal a subject's comfort with the photographer.

"The photographs have a wonderful candid, spontaneous quality," said Jennifer Howe, curator of the exhibition.

The letter explains how NSF's process works and that the independent reviewers recruited by the agency are promised anonymity in return for offering their candid comments on the quality of the proposal.

Naturally, those candid photos display outstanding quality too.

In a candid discussion about motherhood, quality time and the consequences of life in the spotlight, three generations of women -- Jada Pinkett-Smitherer daughter Willow Smith and Pinkett-Smith's mother Adrienne Banfield-Jonesat- sat down for the first of what Smith hopes to be an ongoing conversation called "Red Table Talks".

Carefully lighted and meticulously printed, Mr. Leonard's photos retained the quality of candids, catching his subjects in moments of powerful intimacy.

Comment: On a personal note, over the years of dealing with Andy Mullins I found him to be candid and courteous, two qualities that are rare in media executives.

Like other New York School photographers of the fifties and early sixties, Leiter was captivated by what the curator Jane Livingston called "the fleeting and the candid," but he infused those qualities with a lyricism and a delicacy that were quite his own.

In celebration of our oddest traits, candid souls reveal their most quirky qualities.

The trainer James Jerkens offered a candid explanation for why he never nominated Quality Road for the Triple Crown series.

A few days later, the couple would get back envelopes full of these candid shots -- none of them high quality, and most of them probably not worthy of being printed.