Sentence examples for honest address from inspiring English sources

Land, for one, thinks Gingrich needs to give an honest address about his past failings, similar to John F. Kennedy's Houston speech about his Catholic beliefs, or Mitt Romney's 2007 defense of his Mormonism.

And we need a poem that's honest in addressing war's roots – William Blake's A Poison Tree.

"The speakers were inspiring, insightful, and honest; openly addressing questions pertaining to the good, the bad, and the ugly of biotech," Oliver explains.

Her "Mud" co-star, Matthew McConaughey praised her for being honest and addressing the public in such a frank way.

There is no economically sensible or politically honest way to address the deficit without also increasing revenues and reforming the tax code.

An honest solution would address the real problems — overspending on war, health care and special interests while giving tax cuts to the rich — and leave Social Security alone.

Rather than engaging in an honest effort to address gun violence and prevent more senseless carnage, practically every G.O.P. candidate has been reduced to repeating a mantra that many of them, surely, cannot fully believe.

"But to be honest, maybe the address is more important," he said, noting that there are two well-known soccer personalities living on the street and speculating that they actually have more to do with property values than the history.

After the forum, she said she viewed its findings as an honest attempt to address the impacts of the spill.

But unless we begin an honest effort to address it, ISIS -- and movements we cannot yet foresee -- will continue to use these issues as ammunition.

She recently explained to Black Lives Matter activists that the law was an honest attempt to address a real problem, though its consequences went beyond what anyone had anticipated.