Sentence examples for candid talks from inspiring English sources

The agency gave few details about the meeting or the consensus but said that one of China's top diplomats, Dai Bingguo, had candid talks with Mr. Kim in the North Korean capital, Pyongyang.

China gave few details about the meeting or the consensus but said that Dai Bingguo, one of the nation's top diplomats, had candid talks with North Korea's leader in the North Korean capital of Pyongyang.

The assassins travelled on European passports, including six from Britain, prompting an inquiry there.America nominated its first ambassador to Syria in five years and a senior American official visited Bashar Assad, Syria's president, for "candid" talks.

In what US officials said were "candid" talks with Sisi, Kerry "emphasised our strong support for upholding the universal rights and freedoms of all Egyptians, including freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and association".

As President Bush finished what he called candid talks with European Union leaders in an 18th-century country manor nine miles outside this port city, protesters -- sometimes with their faces painted, sometimes pushing baby carriages -- carried banners, and chanted objections to his policies.

In "candid" talks with President Sisi on a broad range of issues, Mr Kerry "emphasised also our strong support for upholding the universal rights and freedoms of all Egyptians including freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and association".

Executive branch service may also yield informal information about a candidate's political reliability gleaned from candid talk at the office or over lunch.

There are support groups offering candid talk.

This is the candid talk we need to have.

But candid talk about job prospects and debt obligations risked the wrath of management, she said.

There is candid talk on film about "pozzing up", the practise of knowingly becoming infected with the virus.