Sentence examples for honest forms from inspiring English sources

"It is one of the most honest forms of journalism because you can't even go back and edit yourself".

In their intellectually honest forms (excluding fundamentalists of both stripes), they couldn't possibly claim to have pat answers, but each does provide a metaphysical ground from which to explore these questions.

May all women be honored, cherished, and protected, and may we honor all honest forms of love... and all true lovers.

It came very naturally because it's such an honest form of music.

"To me blues is an honest form of expression," Mr. Mangiullo said.

Missing from James Murdoch's diatribe was any reference to what one of his predecessors as Sky CEO – Sam Chisholm – called the "most honest form of broadcasting": subscription.

The latter was the more honest form, they argued, as it acknowledged the mess and chaos of the modern world - which modernists try to edit out.

In recent years, Bangkok has become the centre for a growing group of activists determined to replace Thailand's labyrinthine, patronage-dominated political system with a more open and honest form of democracy.

At several points in the speech, Mr. Sarkozy departed from his prepared text to emphasize the moral nature of what he depicted almost as a crusade to restore an honest form of capitalism, with him leading the charge.

The art, after all, was furtive and alchemical enough in its honest form; Manseau writes that the wet-plate collodion process favored at the time "had the air of conjuration about it," involving harsh chemicals, glass plates, and plenty of time in the dark.

The Process of Education (1960), published at a time when the US was reeling from the implications of the Soviet Union's successful launching of the Sputnik satellite, made the then novel claim that "any subject can be taught effectively in some intellectually honest form to any child providing attention is paid to the psychological development of the child".