Sentence examples for honest presentation of from inspiring English sources

I'm giving you an honest presentation of what he's proposing.

Orszag, who will probably be budget director, is trusted by Republicans and Democrats for his honest presentation of the facts.

Any open-minded student given an honest presentation of intelligent design will have to conclude that it is ridiculous (if not patently dishonest) and that it belongs on the shelf of silly ideas like flat earthism.

"One of the things I really admire about the writing is that it is honest enough to not take the moral high ground, and offers what I believe is a more honest presentation of where we are, rather than to say, in a more generalised way 'we want a revolution' or tell people to give up their entire salary to charity".

Those dangers were shown to include ethic-less journalism, as well as the role of public relations spin in replacing the honest presentation of facts.

While I am confident of the importance of these stories for the participant, a more honest presentation would also have acknowledged their importance to me, one which my embodied frustration forced me to consider, but also one which is born from my unique embodied presence and negotiations of status within the community.

"It looks unfinished, but it's an honest presentation," she concludes.

For as long as I can, I want to preserve this state -- the honest, unadulterated presentation of facts, feelings and deeds.

At the same event in February, he declared that NBC would be "much more realistic and much more honest" in its presentation of programming to advertisers.

For older children and pre-teenagers, an honest and clear presentation of both the facts and the uncertainties, together with reasoned reassurance, is a recommended path to the restoration of trust and the mastery of fear.

Quite properly, the theater does not care: where honest and thorough presentation of life makes available material, the theater will use it; where it does not, the theater must and will cheerfully depart from it for the sake of the theatrical values.