Sentence examples for honest all from inspiring English sources

But let's be honest, all this can be said of a lot of cars today.

"I'm just trying to be honest, all that stuff's there, most of it's in my head".

"Let's be honest, all the pressure is on Yorkshire and Bristol with the investment they've put in," Griffiths says, chuckling.

I don't condone everything he says, but then I don't think anyone could condone everything someone said, if they were honest all the time.

I don't care much for the gardens, to be honest – all that parterre, clipped order and symmetry, which you can only really appreciate if you're the Montgolfier brothers.

To be honest, all this talk of secret-keeping reminded me a little of Dr. Phil, and of the celebrity profile's reductive and somewhat narrow construction of human behavior.

To be honest, ALL of them are interesting, but some are more off the beaten track than others and deserve a mention.

I'm not including image samples because to be honest, all these cameras have tiny sensors and small, weak lenses, which combine to produce noisy images with poor sharpness and so on.

It only sounds complex: we're just talking about being yourself and being honest all the time, with your overall priorities and goals constantly in focus.

For those filled with energy and an honest, all-seeing perspective of what the former generations have done or become entrapped by, rebelliousness is almost essential.

Slant Magazine's Sal Cinquemani observed "too many guest artists, too many interludes, and just too many songs period", but stated, "As chest-beatingly self-congratulatory as it may be, The College Dropout is at once laugh-out-loud funny ('The New Workout Plan'), genuinely touching ('Family Business'), and brutally honest ('All Falls Down')".