Sentence examples for honest both from inspiring English sources

That means executives need to be honest, both with themselves and with the public, about whatever took place.

We have to get through the next five to ten years and not start doing something stupid," he said.He was honest, both intellectually and personally.

If we're being honest, both come across as excuses to avoid talking about the issue itself and dealing with how it affects people.

What I did goes against everything I have always valued — achieving through hard work and dedication, and being honest both on and off the field.

"It's all too easy to question the performance of a driver at individual races but I think, to be honest, both David and Mika have reason to question our performance.

It is set in an America that is not so much a bright, shining lie as a blunt, bruising truth, inhabited by people who are pathologically honest, both in their opinions of others and about their own crippling lack of self-esteem.

They are different types of players to be honest, but both very much quality players".

The upside is that you're being honest with both yourself and her why the relationship didn't work, leaving you both with a better chance of finding lasting love later on.

"Trying to encourage early, frank, honest reporting both of forecasting boulders in the road and opportunity.

"The truth hurts, and you have to be honest with both sides," he said.

"I wanted to be honest to both the old and the new," he said.