The phrase 'honest words' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to a speech, article, or other written piece that contains direct and sincere communication. For example: "In his speech, the mayor spoke with honest words, offering a sincere apology for his mistakes."
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But you have only to look at the honest words of the secessionists to see why all those men put on uniforms.
Meanwhile, Rihanna – someone who only needs to change her hair colour to get the media's attention – has been praised for her powerful and honest words on domestic violence.
"I can't respond to all of you loving mamas but your comments have moved me to tears, thank you for your love and welcoming my raw and honest words," she said.
"Just because a young woman said a few honest words about the dead pig issue, she was detained, banned and forced to hand in all of her communication devices," said Li Minsheng, a well-known writer.
These videos, along with his years of posts about financial subjects, strongly suggest that the BBC appearance yesterday was not a prank, but simply the honest words of a man intently focused on how to make the most money out of the current stock market turmoil.
But I give you my honest word, I did not even know this journalist".
And in this way centuries have come and gone without an honest word being spoken about God in our society".
Is FF abandoning its honest word of mouth marketing approach via loyal early adopters and moving towards a creepier method of extending market share?
"That guy couldn't say an honest word," says Badi. "He couldn't even tell you his name without lying, and he'd cheat you out of your last dollar.
The other ones however, I think I could find a more honest word.
