Sentence examples for fall honest from inspiring English sources

This past fall, Honest Buildings raised seed funding from RockPort and Mohr Davidow Ventures.

I've never seen it fall to be honest.

Millar's description of his fall is laceratingly honest, detailing every twist in the argument by which he convinced himself to take a step he had previously considered unthinkable.

And as more research teams around the world work on a problem, the odds shorten that at least one will fall prey to an honest confusion between the sweet signal of a genuine discovery and a freak of the statistical noise.

Steven Yeun deftly portrays a potential friend and would-be rival to Stanfield, except the film is too smart and too honest to fall into clichés like that.

To be honest, your fall at the Oscars will always be my favorite.

It means that the revenue burden falls too heavily on honest taxpayers.

But for others, the letter, delivered today by Libya to the United Nations, still fell short of an honest admission of guilt.

And often, though by no means always, Harvey's tastes overlap with the upstart 50's critics at the Cahiers du Cinéma, who spent the decade falling in love with honest, muscular American gems that on the surface didn't seem too concerned with quality.

These two limits define a region in which recommendations falls if they are honest.

"If I'm honest, I fell out of love with the game, I didn't really enjoy it any more," he told BBC Sport.