Sentence examples for candour with which from inspiring English sources
I have been taken aback by the candour with which so many of them are now prepared to speak.
Betty Ford later became famous for the candour with which she publicly addressed her struggles with breast cancer and alcohol dependency.
Nobody has ever turned me down, and nobody, in terms of the generosity and candour with which they talk to me, has ever let me down either.
Emmanuel Gyimah-Boadi, head of the Centre for Democratic Development in Ghana, who was commissioned to do the work on corporate and political governance, says he was "impressed by the candour with which we were allowed to express ourselves".
Moreover, in leaks from "back-channel" talks, and in the undiplomatic candour with which Pakistan's president, General Pervez Musharraf, on occasion publicly weighs the options, the outlines of a settlement acceptable to both sides are emerging.
It took 40 years after Victim before a gay sex scene was shown in mainstream cinema with anything approaching the candour with which heterosexual sex is now routinely displayed.
It is worth reprising the candour and contempt with which his position is held abroad.
For all the candour and explicitness with which it depicts and discusses sex, Trainwreck falls a long way short of being Girls: the Movie.
On December 15th Siemens pleaded guilty to charges of bribery and corruption and agreed to pay fines of $800m in America and €395m ($540m) in Germany, on top of an earlier €201m.There is something almost touching about the candour and trust with which Siemens went about a very dirty business.
Michael Douglas, reprising the role that made his career, is still a warm and watchable presence: this actor has found new legions of admirers with the candour, courage and good humour with which he has discussed his treatment for throat cancer.
Stephen Campbell Moore's beady and plausible young supply teacher is a spin historian who advises candidates to jettison candour in favour of any startling thesis with which they can catch the eye of a jaded examiner.
