Sentence examples for honest whether from inspiring English sources

And to be honest, whether he's a rapist or not, he's not the nicest guy.

It keeps you honest, whether it makes you squeamish or simply hungry, and it brings home, with force, the dangers of pollution.

The important thing, they all say, is that music has to be honest, whether it is made by superstars in the mainstream, or by DIY punk groups in the margins.

It's just a long way of saying I think we have to be honest, whether it's in Washington or outside of it, about that disconnect in our own society, because one of the big challenges, I think, in the next phase of American foreign policy is trying to begin to reduce that disconnect, or begin to bridge it.

The way they report is straight to the point, and very honest whether it was a good thing or a bad thing.

If your education stops with a formal degree from an institution of higher learning, you should take a hard look at your résumé and be honest whether it truly matches up with the evolving skills your target jobs require.

We test here only one aspect of it that is whether body proportions, as influenced by fat, are perceived to reflect any traits related to the physique, nature, attitude, moral character and status of a person; opening up a number of new questions such as whether the perception is right, whether the signals are honest and whether the associations are culture specific or universal.

They brood together about whether they're "open and honest" and whether they can "see the possibility of taking this to the next level" if they "could be into being open to the possibility of falling".

"Be honest about whether it makes sense to hire a professional," he said.

Second, we need to be honest about whether our goals are realistic given our resources.

(He wondered, in a marvellously honest moment, whether the answer was "Harvard sons").