Page 12 INDIA OFFICIAL VISITS U.S. Ranjan Mathai, the Indian foreign secretary, made the rounds in Washington last week, describing India's relationship with the United States as one of growing comfort, depth and candor, if not perfect harmony.
Later, Sprewell said, with the candor that has contributed to his growing and unexpected appeal to New York fans: "It's hard to believe.
But it's candor like this ― whether it's repeated or coming from a new public figure ― that has arguably contributed to the growing momentum that's enabling more people to speak publicly about their experiences with mental health.
In a manner that agreeably juggles deadpan self-deprecation, brash caricature, wry observation and emotional candor, Ms. Gold explains that she grew up addicted to television.
Annie M. Van Assche, 62, a computer trainer who lives in Astoria, Queens and has been hunting for a property in the Catskills where she could raise alpacas and grow organic produce, said she resented that lack of candor.
In this, he considers Austen to be in a league of her own, due to her profound "eloquence, honesty, precision, and candor" in portraying her characters' struggles to grow, their "wrestling with freedom on the inside".
Scott helped Google and Apple scale and is a well-respected CEO in the Valley who trains tech execs on how to grow and manage their teams using an approach called "radical candor".
The connection between Mr. Clinton and Mr. Arafat has grown over time, to the point where there is considerable warmth, trust and candor though hardly chumminess, say those who have watched it.
Siokra L-23 were grown at the North Carolina State University Sandhills Research Station near Jackson Springs, NC, USA on a uniformly deep, Candor sand soil with very low water holding capacity.
Candor (the honest): Dropping candidly into her own development, Roth said she grew out of playing make-believe in her Chicago backyard at the age of 11.
