Remarkable for its brutal honesty, fine acting and emphasis on personal accountability, "disFIGURED" recognizes societal norms of appearance but refuses to whine about them.
And yet I am encouraged by the deep humility, courage and honesty of fine men and priests like Rembert G. Weakland, who was archbishop of Milwaukee.
So honesty is fine, just be positive when you're being critical.
Every time there has been a racial "incident" -- the Jeremiah Wright tapes; the arrest of Henry Louis Gates Jr. in his own home; the death of Trayvon Martin -- Obama, in his own estimation, has had to walk a fine rhetorical line between honesty and reticence.
This fine biography, written with loving honesty by Alastair Brotchie, is the best to date.
This fine actor exudes a quiet honesty and integrity that makes Greg's midlife pain and thirst for meaning ferociously real.
In all honesty, the messages presented were fine – just fine.
The following day father and son go down to the Narragansett Electric Lighting Company office where the boy is commended for his honesty instead of fined as he had expected.
In all honesty, it was just fine.
As president and commander in chief of the Confederate forces, Davis revealed many fine qualities, including dignity, firmness, determination, and honesty, but he was flawed by his excessive pride, hypersensitivity to criticism, poor political skills, and tendency to micromanage.
