Sentence examples for honest preparation from inspiring English sources

"It's a philosophy of simple, honest preparation that allows fresh and quality ingredients to speak for themselves," Fourcard says.

To be honest, I'm not so bothered about that, but I am a bit gutted that I can't compete because it would have been good preparation for the Olympics.

"To be honest the preparations we've made for Sandwell Council will take us through but it does mean reductions in services because it will mean less money," he said.

She added: "I am a bit disappointed to miss the opening ceremony with the other GB athletes to be honest, but my preparation comes first.

I like the fact that he was extremely honest about his preparation for job hunting," said a first-year postdoc who had obviously been thinking about making the switch for a while.

Reach for goals and objectives in a committed, honest manner through preparation and not expectation.

"It's a classic French preparation, to be honest, guinea hen and foie gras sauce," Mr. Toscano said.

"To be honest, my main form of preparation was prayer.

"To be honest, I just came here without preparation so I'm [surviving].

I hadn't had any part in the preparation of it, to be honest, because I've been busy and traveling.

A Preparation for Death, Baxter's brutally honest memoir about his literary ambitions and self-sabotaging behaviour in boomtime Dublin, revealed a blazing talent.