Sentence examples for candidly than from inspiring English sources

Samson speaks more candidly than many people in his position would dare.

One prominent filmmaker, speaking more candidly than usual, but only under the condition of anonymity, noted that many Chinese are alternately fascinated and repulsed by Tibetans.

"There's more vomiting, nudity and defecation," one executive said, speaking more candidly than the companies involved had agreed to and on condition of anonymity.

So is the Pope using these extemporaneous chats with the press as opportunities to speak more candidly than he would in more-formal settings?

Speaking a bit more candidly than the other Clinton supporters here, Ms. Judge said, "I believe that Hillary did not have as strong a campaign here as Barack Obama".

In an introduction to Arthur Conan Doyle: A Life in Letters, a volume containing much of Doyle's previously unpublished correspondence, we are assured that these letters "depict [Doyle's] personality and life far more completely and candidly than any previous treatment".

Paulsen's books deal with the trials and tribulations of childhood - parental disharmony, alcoholism, abusive behaviour, etc - more candidly and honestly than any other YA writer I've encountered.

In 2007, Andy gave an interview that was much more candidly personal than anything he might say now, admitting: "I would get stuck in the middle of their arguments.

He noted candidly that Goldman is much more short in this sector than usual.

"I think, candidly, that the past efforts have been marked by more failure than success, and we need a different approach," Mr. Newsom said.

At any rate, Mr Finder is convinced that corporate insiders talk more candidly to him than they do to reporters.He has found big companies remarkably willing to provide background material.