Sentence examples for honest winter from inspiring English sources

To be honest, winter is probably my least favourite time of year to work in London.

Let's be honest: Winter has a way of making even the most picturesque towns look dreary and depressing.

But I will be honest and I will be honest this year.

You can't ask for a more honest summer sentiment than that.

We have been honest this week looking at the game from a coaching and playing perspective.

"To be honest, Christmas audiences at the theatre can be hard work.

"I was being open and honest yesterday about my feelings," he said.

To be honest, a year ago I hadn't even heard of the bloke.

Radcliffe added: "To be honest this week isn't about breaking records, it's about sharpening and tuning up for next week.

"To be honest, two years ago I would've been filthy back at home or at training," he said.

W. H. Auden, in his very honest 1947 essay about "Macbeth," said that it is "difficult to say anything particularly new or revealing about" the play.