Sentence examples for candid terms from inspiring English sources

The "Cribs" celebrities talk about their homes in disarmingly candid terms.

Manafort was then told in candid terms about Trump's view, and he prepared to resign.

In unusually candid terms, they said American officials supported stability over democracy.

The slide summarizes, in surprisingly candid terms, the objective of the largest, most powerful surveillance agency on the face of the earth.

Sullivan's Academic Strategy memo, obtained by The Washington Post, was written in comparatively candid terms and identified five areas of broad concern.

Mr. Powell told Israeli television that President Bush would speak to the prime minister "in very open, straightforward, honest, candid terms about settlement activity".

"I think women are still outsiders," says Elizabeth Warren, chair of the Congressional Oversight Panel, who has been more candid about the terms of the government's bailout program than many of the men who planned it.

The subtitle, "Investigating the Snapshot," is somewhat misleading, for few of the portraits are candid, as the term implies.

However, a live attenuated vaccine termed Candid#1 is currently being used in Argentina to prevent JUNV infection of agricultural workers who are at high-risk of infection [ 34].

"House Republicans will seize the opportunity in respectful terms, but candid and frank terms, and make it clear to the president that we have better solutions," said Representative Mike Pence of Indiana, the chairman of the House Republican Conference.

That was the wonderfully candid, and quickly revised, term adopted by the U.S. Embassy when it began to report pollution measurements that were literally off the charts.