Sentence examples for for candidly from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Dole pounced: "Now, Erskine is for, candidly, a tax increase," she translated, arguing that business executives and others have planned for their tax cuts and would feel a freeze as an increase.

Applying this same critical eye more broadly, Masoro has gained a reputation over the decades for candidly dissecting weaknesses in colleagues' research at scientific meetings.

To achieve a beautiful balance for the child we planned for (candidly and painfully recanted here: People Smile and Tell Me I'm the Lucky One).

Blockbusters don't allot space for candidly queer characters, but if they did, maybe one day there won't be a need for narratives about repression yielding violence.

But at the United Nations headquarters in New York, diplomats are trying to delay the release of the new report because "there is a lot in there that makes us look complicit," admitted one United Nations official, who asked for anonymity because he said he could be punished for speaking candidly.

Its executive for movies candidly acknowledged the expectation that there would be controversy and publicity around the project.

Bouton incurred the wrath of his peers for writing candidly about, among other things, the way players casually popped "greenies" before games.

But the release of the unedited texts of all the cables will make meaningless past efforts by WikiLeaks and journalists to remove the names of vulnerable people in repressive countries, including activists, academics and journalists, who might face reprisals for speaking candidly to American diplomats.

Women are critiqued for talking candidly about themselves and their personal experiences, but men like my father have been doing it for years and no one's thought it was self-obsessed or indulgent.

Infamous for writing candidly about sexuality, Erica Jong gives poignant advice to the young female writer: "Remember it's twice as hard to be a female writer as a male writer".

Tipper Gore, a founder of the Parents Music Resource Center (PMRC), who a year earlier denounced Madonna for the sexual lyrical content of her single "Dress You Up", and had led a campaign against explicit content in music, commended Madonna for speaking candidly about such a serious subject and important social issue.