Sentence examples for honest change from inspiring English sources

Judge Bernheim had an honest change of heart, he said.

But it's hard to begrudge an old friend an honest change of heart.

Mr. Riley, 58, a little-known Congressman before making his first bid for statewide office, had accused Mr. Siegelman of presiding over a corrupt administration and promised "honest change" if elected.

If a dish is "traditionally" that recent, who can gainsay an honest change made in it today or tomorrow?

It's the responsibility of every voter to remind Obama and Romney that the war on drugs is destroying lives at a cost that can't be afforded, and it's time for real, honest change.

"So if you believe like I do that Connecticut's best days are ahead, I hope you will join what must be a shared, emerging movement for rational, honest, achievable change," said Mr. Malloy, who plans to unveil his budget next month.

To be honest, the change in format and scale was a bit challenging at first: I didn't want the pieces to have audio, in order to focus purely on the visual element, as well as the practical aspect of showing works in smaller spaces.

"To be honest, the changes this week probably more closely reflect the current financial market," she said.

It includes the lines "This country needs to be honest / Changes need to be large / Something like a big switch of gender / Let's put a woman in charge".

"Look, I'll be honest: Badlands changed my life, it really did rewire my brain as to how film can operate.

I don't know if Man United have got a weak team, to be honest; [10 changes] doesn't make them a weak team".