The New Yorker, December 20 , 1999P. 98 BOOKS FROM OUR PAGES about "Interpreter of Maladies" (Mariner; $12) by Jhumpa Lahiri...In Lahiri's debut collection, these displaced Indian men and women — hardheaded and irresponsibly honest — learn to cope with the bewildering rituals of their new lives.
The NHS in England needs to undergo a "profound transformation" to create an open, honest and learning culture, the health secretary says.
That vulnerability opens the door to more honest innovation, learning, and progress.
To be honest, even learning to drive here is something that cannot happen at the moment because of costs for permits and lessons.
To be honest I learned more programming at 6th form and at home than I did as an undergraduate.
It was a relief to be honest to learn that it was a quake because at least I know there's nothing wrong with my house," he said.
Replying to some of his followers, Acquarone wrote: "If you lose half your peloton, you just have to be honest and learn from mistakes.
That service should not be tarnished by honest mistakes, which, upon learning of them, he quickly addressed".
But for the first time in my life, I am being honest with myself and learning to love myself for who I am.
But, to be honest, the idea of learning how to track armed men in the bush captured my imagination.
