Sentence examples for honestly pointed from inspiring English sources

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).

Is there an American newspaper that we could honestly point to and say that they would go all the way for the truth?

Though I was born in Guisborough in Yorkshire, I honestly couldn't point it out on a map or tell you anything about the place.

But, honestly, everything points to the eventual cancellation of SLS.

Without confidence in yourself, there's honestly no point trying.

None of these groups could honestly be described as pointing the way to any kind of future; there was little about them that would have been incomprehensible to, say, a Smiths fan in 1985.

"It was honestly, at that point in time, our home.

"At this point, honestly, I'd look at it with relief," he said.

"At this point, honestly speaking, we don't know which road will be the best".

There's an over-foofed tiramisu, all froth and tempered chocolate, but by this point, honestly, who cares?

And honestly, from my point-of-view, there haven't been hordes of theatre-mad holiday tourists stampeding south to get their American theatre fix, far from the dark marquees of 42nd Street.