Sentence examples for honest bargain from inspiring English sources
What hit me was the sense that an honest bargain had been struck between aesthetic artifice and real life, such as the Victorians could not countenance and we, in our frantically posturing art, have lost.
We should have an honest discussion about collective bargaining; the question is how.
"Voting is a fundamental right, of course," she concedes; "but isn't the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness of equal importance?" Given most people's disaffection with voting and with local politicians, it's a tempting bargain, to be honest.
As the Economist, which may be a conservative magazine, but is at least honest, says: "Britain's workers are a bargain because their pay is so pitiful".
Joe Perry managed to avoid the bottomless bargain bin with his unique, honest, and well-written Rocks last year, and Travis Barker has done it this year.
Until this moment he'd been the most honest guy I'd ever known -- but he also loved a bargain, and this was one hell of a bargain.
It wouldn't be fair to ask a worker to keep her boss honest, she said, not when employers have so much more bargaining power than their employees.
That is, for a more honest thief, someone more likely to keep his end of a corrupt bargain.
The Goldman clan travels as a pack, Stephanie says, allowing honest assessments about clothing choices and whether the price is really a bargain.
There is a long tradition, in New York, of architectural bargaining and bickering that has produced gems like Rockefeller Center, duds (let's be honest now) like the World Trade Center and compromises like Lincoln Center and the United Nations.
