Sentence examples for honestly address from inspiring English sources
But you won't be able to honestly address the toughest issues and still hold your coalition.
2) Wasn't too afraid of 'Middle England' to honestly address the levels of taxation needed for a fairer society and decent public services.
More broadly, the events of the last two weeks also speak to the need for all of us to honestly address the tensions between the West and the Arab world that is moving towards democracy.
Mr. Krakauer faults the modern Mormon Church, perhaps the fastest growing religion in America, with worldwide membership approaching 12 million, for failing to honestly address a past where taking young wives, killing on behalf of God and open disdain for the Constitution are papered over in place of a more Osmond-friendly image.
Police departments need to honestly address it and not simply "close ranks or stand down," he added.
His tax plan, in combination with his refusal to reform entitlements and to honestly address spending, would balloon the deficit and the national debt.
He hunches intently over the mike, honestly addressing his audience.
No one, he says, can think the country is honestly addressing immigration issues, so they fester locally.
Surely we could work together, honestly addressing all the issues surrounding gun violence, from mental health to multiple-round magazines to the ever-present reality that curious children don't always obey the rules, even when they know them.
It's easy to feed our animal appetites with endless unwinnable wars – bickering between two opposites, attacking the faults of others instead of honestly addressing our own shortcomings, riding a shallow emotional high from the adrenaline of anger and argument.
A post-post-9/11 strategy must harness the forces of globalization while honestly addressing the growing "perception of unfairness" around the world; must actively promote, not just democracy, but "a world of liberty under law"; and must renew multilateral instruments like the United Nations.
