Sentence examples for fairly candid from inspiring English sources

It's fairly candid about what grown-ups do, though it doesn't show them doing it.

Initially, executives at Lifetime and Oxygen were fairly candid about each other's shortcomings.

Your mentor should also be fairly candid with you about the organization and its politics, Ms. Stomski says.

"Decision on Knight Shows the Fine Line That Colleges Walk" (May 21) is a fairly candid look at college sports, but in fact there is no "fine line".

But it just worked out that way and she will, rightly, think that when a person agrees to be interviewed they should be somewhat compliant and fairly candid.

Clinton has been fairly candid about the struggles of eating right during her time in public life and has over the decades met with a series of nutrition gurus.

Steve Ballmer was surprisingly candid — yet still fairly quiet — about Microsoft's plans to port Silverlight to the iPhone.

Ms. Ericson acknowledges that, but says, "We're very candid about dividing the duties fairly and making sure everybody pulls her own weight".

Candid writing about sex in Arabic was fairly new and controversial when the somewhat explicit "Yacoubian Building" was first published in 2002.

And considering the response to Boobgate, I think it's fairly clear that the public are interested in seeing candid pictures of our Royal Family.

"I recommend that [the investigator] be organized and have a set of specific aims... so that when they call this person, they're ready to talk to them about fairly specific details of the grant, because people are usually very candid about whether they think it's appropriate or not," says Johnson.