Sentence examples for honest do from inspiring English sources

"Players still, to be honest, do stupid things," he continued.

Be honest: do you dread Wimbledon and all the hullabaloo that surrounds you and the other Brits?

And, be honest, do you really want to know what George W. Bush thinks of the Grecians?

But even Mr. Corzine's best efforts at keeping the state honest do not come in a tamper-proof bottle.

Be honest: do you ever see women, in daylight, with half their clothes falling off so coolly?

Nor, to be honest, do we have much of a space programme at the moment: our current ventures beyond the atmosphere will one day look like early 19th-century attempts at ballooning.

But be honest: does fashion care about such an individual?

We were honest, didn't cheat, didn't lie.

Nor, to be honest, did I want her kidney.

The irony is that being honest doesn't make it less of a performance.

Writing, to be honest, doesn't sound much fun in Irving's world.