Sentence examples for honest of course from inspiring English sources

Not that all women are more honest, of course, but diversity helps keep systems honest.

"If I'm being honest, of course I've got to say it has knocked me a bit," he said.

But deep down, they know where they get the better value.Essential virtuesBeing honest, of course, is not just a matter of keeping within the law.

Let's be honest: of course this is a complicated issue.

It would be more intellectually and theologically honest, of course, but it just doesn't have the same ring to it.

The praise you give should always be honest, of course.

Each hairstyle feels honest--of course that's how Cher would wear her hair in an updo like that to a Val party.

Writer says the late James Agee might perhaps have brought out his full panoply of loving terms for it, because it is bare and plain and true and honest and, of course, tender and disciplined, and it isn't artificial or corrupt, and it doesn't exploit or overdramatize its subject... View Article Pauline Kael wrote for The New Yorker from 1967 until her retirement, in 1991.

He chided companies for posting hollow lists of values like "be honest," saying of course you have to be honest.

It was all an honest mistake, of course, but tell that to the sadistic warden (Mr. Wincott), who takes the flesh off Edmond's back during his annual floggings.

Just as Google calms the chaos of the web with a clean white page, other companies are working on the filtering technologies that could counter-intuitively, perhaps—make the era of particould counter-intuitivelye than the era of mass media.The honest conclusion, of course, is that nobody knows whether the era of perhaps makey media will, on balance, be good or bad.