Sentence examples for candor with which from inspiring English sources

The jovial candor with which he sometimes discussed his tactics defused the toughness of his methods.

Smith's feathers may be ruffled by the candor with which Ms. Sullivan describes campus life.

The candor with which Schultz speaks of a crippling tragedy, or the possibility of a fresh one, is startling.

It is manifested in the intelligent candor with which he lays bare his subjects, never excepting himself.

What was refreshing was the candor with which Harlow, Stanwyck and Mae West saw suffering as a fool's game.

"Not only did the volume of information delivered to shareholders vary considerably, but the candor with which it was presented was highly variable," he said in the speech.

Perhaps the most unexpected obstacle that Soviet journalists have encountered has been Soviet officials, who do not always appreciate the new candor and aggressiveness with which they prepare and present their reports.

Tucked into the typewriter, these stories held both personal and universal narratives, and the candor and transparency with which they were shared gave participants compassion for their own and others' vulnerability.

Some years ago - back in the Mesozoic era, if I'm not going to be coy--a review of my novel "Midwives" ended with the critic complimenting me on the candor and honesty with which I described what it must have been like for me to give birth.

With candor which surprised me as well as the nation, this month NPR's Juan Williams admitted his fear at seeing full Islamic garb on air travelers.

who is known for his emotional outbursts, his candor with reporters and the expletives with which he decorates it.