Sentence examples for commendably honest from inspiring English sources

Bamford is commendably honest about being 31, single, and wanting a baby.

Tories might be saying their leader has been commendably honest, but privately they will be cringing.

Much of this she has chronicled in a commendably honest account of her first year of being a mother, posted on Gwyneth Paltrow's website Goop (Paltrow suffered from the same problem).

Ancelotti is always commendably honest in front of the news media, but his summary of what went wrong at Arsenal on Monday could not have been music to Abramovich's ears.

In a commendably honest report after Mitt Romney's defeat, the Republican National Committee acknowledged that the Party was facing unfavorable demographic trends and was "increasingly marginalizing itself" with its harsh, old-fashioned messages on issues like gay rights and immigration reform.

John Davison, the 40-year-old from British Columbia via Melbourne who a commendably honest Sangakkara admits is the only opponent of whom he will have any knowledge in Hambantota, initially said he would withdraw from the squad when it was announced without his fellow veterans Ian Billcliff and Geoff Barnett.

But, though the comment is commendably collaborative, it is not quite true.

Funniest moment Faced with giving the sensible, dull answer or the honest, interesting one, about Jack Wilshere's shisha pipe episode, Roy Hodgson commendably went for the latter.

All are commendably forthright.

Omaha was commendably galvanized.

Nice is commendably transparent.