Sentence examples for honest meaning from inspiring English sources

Al Jaffee's memory is incredibly sharp and honest, meaning that this should be one hell of a read.

"These days, I tend to say that we're a place for open and honest conversations — 'open and honest' meaning authentic, meaning messy, meaning the best and worst and realest and weirdest parts of humanity".

Users who achieve an "honest" score, meaning those vendors who ship products on time, or buyers who pay when they're supposed to, are rewarded.

In those days, the term of diplomatic art was "honest broker," meaning someone who could mediate even-handedly between the warring sides.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Hooper said that the BBC must prove that statements in the "Top Gear" episode were either true or "fair comment," meaning an honest opinion on facts that are substantially true.

You try to be intellectually honest with yourself, meaning that you have to forget about all the face-saving issues and so on.

While Thaksin regards Chuan Leekpai and some members of his cabinet as honest and well meaning, he thinks that they took the wrong approach to rebuilding the economy.

The first is a long way off, if we are honest with ourselves, meaning that the second choice is an imperative if we are to avoid racial bias and disparities in the use of the machinery of death.

Being honest means being honest.

"I just hope this journey gets a little bit more jolly to be honest," says Danny, jolly meaning more posh and more minted.

Wines of integrity — wines of "character and terroir," to use Rimmerman's term — aim not to please but to express what Rimmerman calls, in all seriousness, "vinous truth," meaning the honest expression of a particular grape varietal, grown in a particular place, in a particular year.