Sentence examples for honest terms from inspiring English sources

It's rare for a curator to assess his artists in such honest terms, and in a sense Mr. Meade is operating in the gap between curator and critic.

Mr. DiIorio gives William poignant descriptions of ancestors' suffering aboard slave ships and assertions that America has yet to come to honest terms with its racist history, let alone make amends.

Then realising I was deadly serious, she gave me a huge hug, took me aside and explained in frank and honest terms that when I started my period I would bleed for days "down there", so would have to wear protection.

Pendleton is not the only athlete to have experienced the old adage about it being easier to reach the top than to stay there, but she is perhaps unique in her willingness to talk about it in such honest terms.

Let's put it in honest terms: you download HD rips of TV shows and movies onto the Daboda, then play them back on your TV or monitor using the selfsame Daboda's DVI, component or S-Video connection.

Tell them all the downsides of the job in clear and honest terms.

We just need an honest term to describe it.

Should we not use a more honest term, "regulatory reform", in place of "deregulation"?

She added, "While that was a private call, and the discussion will stay between them, they remain on good terms.... To be honest, we are not clear what the IG's office is 'preliminarily investigating.'".

"To be honest, in terms of stage and scenario, I felt very comfortable out there.

Mr. Powell told Israeli television that President Bush would speak to the prime minister "in very open, straightforward, honest, candid terms about settlement activity".