Sentence examples for honestly prepared from inspiring English sources

In the category of good food honestly prepared were chicken tortilla soup ($3 a cup, $4.50 a bowl), honey barbecued wings ($8), shrimp and avocado quesadillas ($8), Jack Daniel's barbecue ribs ($11.80 a half rack, $17.80 a full rack), rib-eye steak with Jack Daniel's sauce ($18) and a chocolate silk pie ($5.55).

This is a place where the food takes centre stage: fresh, honestly prepared dishes with bags of flavour.

If you ask a black person honestly about race, be prepared to be answered honestly.

But the limitations of a standard undergraduate economics education are such that few can honestly say they are prepared for the task.

If you will let your child read what you write, you might want to keep the journal positive, or be prepared to honestly discuss any negative or indifferent emotions you write about as a parent.

An important hallmark of a strong and vibrant profession is whether it is prepared to look honestly at what it does well and what it does not.

Yet very few of us are prepared to look honestly at the message this reality is screaming at us: that the civilisation we are a part of is hitting the buffers at full speed, and it is too late to stop it.

But if we're going to make our immigration system work, then we have to be prepared to talk honestly and without fear about these important and very sensitive issues.

African Americans must look beyond the absurdist racist caricature that has been painted for us of Trump and be prepared to talk honestly about how illegal immigration is one of the many forces hampering our success.

In his immigration speech, Trump told all Americans, "If we're going to make our immigration system work, then we have to be prepared to talk honestly and without fear about these important and very sensitive issues".

20 The first open-ended question invited respondents to comment on what they thought the reasons were that they (or other doctors) would not be prepared to answer honestly questions about end-of-life practices (see figure 2).