Sentence examples for honestly out from inspiring English sources

Her dark eyes look honestly out of the painting he created.

"It was like playing with a tennis ball, quite honestly, out there," the Kings' captain, Dustin Brown, said afterward of the humid on-ice conditions.

By serving openly and honestly, out LGB members have none of the pressure that is on those who remain in the closet.

I honestly look out every night and think, I could be friends with every single one of them".

"These two defendants exploited the trust placed in the transfer agency to faithfully and honestly carry out its duties to regulate the issuance and cancellation of company stock," said John S. Gordon, the United States attorney for the Central District of California.

Seeing "Julietta" might even cause one to question whether surrealism is fit material for opera — better, perhaps, just to have a good tenor up there honestly belting out an aria — until one thinks of operas like "Le Grand Micabre" by Ligeti or "The Nose" by Shostakovich that work brilliantly.

But he told me that the gulf between them is much deeper: "In good conscience, I could not enthusiastically — honestly — go out and endorse him and support him when we so fundamentally disagree on the future course of our foreign policy and our role in the world".

Moreover, some of the money squandered on the Durbar camp will be saved, and if the work is honestly carried out, the Government may almost be able to recoup itself for the cost of new buildings in the enhanced values of the 25 square miles of land which it is said to have acquired.

"So [the report] simply confirms what we have always believed - that this was a hurried investigation, put together quickly, more to placate public opinion and media attention than to realistically and honestly find out what happened to these young people".

In a time of uncritical cultural self-adulation by the Japanese ultranationalists in power, Nishida boldly urged that "both the strong points and weaknesses of our culture should be openly and honestly pointed out," for "we cannot take any one culture and call it the culture" (Nishida 1964, 351 and 353).

"I was honestly freaking out and crying," she said.